“Low-dose naltrexone needs worldwide acceptance as a first line of defense for MS and other autoimmune challenges. It is a moral and human rights issue to not have this mild but successful treatment be presented before the expensive, aggressive, damaging immunosuppressants and steroidals are used. I support LDN for clinical trials as a means of getting it widely distributed. After two months on LDN for SLE lupus and Sjogrens, I have renewed cognitive functions, joint pain relief and more stable amounts of energy. My balance is better and and I can drive with more assurance. It is difficult to believe that this drug with few side effects is not offered to people out there suffering from all sorts of auto-immune ailments - largely because it is too cheap and pharmaceutical companies will not be able to immensely profit from it. Hard (and sad) to make sense of it all ...”

“I admire enormously the work of Andrew and Jayne to get the petition signed by as many UK citizens as possible ¿ and articles like yours are immensely encouraging.

¿Ldnners¿ who have benefited from ldn simply want as many people as possible to know about ldn and be offered it as a treatment choice when they or someone they know fall ill with autoimmune disease ¿ ideally as a first treatment. At the moment far too many of us have a struggle getting the prescription and often have to pay for both a prescription and the ldn. Fortunately it only costs about 1 euro/day but that¿s still a lot for people on low income and/or who may have lost their job because of their illness.

Once we take ldn the immune system starts working properly and most of us become fit again, often able to go back to work. This is such good news ¿ it would be at any time, let alone the difficult times we live in.

We¿re no longer a burden on the health service. Compare that to those who are given one toxic and hugely expensive drug after another, often delivered by regular, painful injections with risky side effects that have to be monitored because they can lead to even more nasty problems - and still they don¿t get people well.

So ldn is already saving lives all over the world, saving health services money as well as economies as a whole. People on ldn take up little of their doctors¿ and specialists¿ time. And yet the medical community can be reluctant (and sometimes hostile) when we ask for ldn. It¿s a scandal that they either know nothing about it or say naltrexone in its low dose form has not been approved. But this is exactly the case for other generic, off label drug like aspirin and many other drugs prescribed every day and often available over the counter. And unlike so many other drugs, if ¿ as sometimes happens - it does not suit an individual, all they have to do is stop it. It¿s safety record is second to none.

I started ldn nearly five months ago, since when my rheumatoid arthritis symptoms and (to my surprise) visual distortions from macular degeneration have virtually disappeared and cause me no problem any more. We know ldn is unlikely to be a cure, but it can give us our lives back till there is a cure.”

“Andrew Barnett and Jayne Crocker are working for all those with autoimmune diseases to get the word out on a treatment that relieves suffering. They receive no compensation for their long hours. Only the satisfaction of knowing that they are helping others.

Double blind placebo trials have been done in MS, Crohn's and Fibromyalgia. LDN is FDA approved, safety tested at ten times the dose & low cost.

It also helps prevent future autoimmune disease, cancer, flus and colds. Allergies and asthma have been reported to resolve.

Modulating the immune system is a unique mechanism of action and the future of medicine in the 21st Century. As autoimmune conditions increase in occurrence interest in LDN will follow. It is not a cure but it is stopping progression of diseases while cures are being sought.

There are 100,000 people using LDN. Pets are also benefitting from it.”

“Fantastic Job Andrew and Jayne, LDN has saved my wifes life, Stage iv NSCLC and was only given 2 months 13 months ago, Every body needs to know about this drug and thanks to Andrew Jayne and Dr Chris, they will”

“Low Dose Naltrexone has tremendously helped my Hepatitis C. I have been on it since February, 2009 and within months, my liver enzymes dropped down to normal for the first time!

My HCV viral load dropped from over a million to less than 50,000 and my abdominal ultrasound showed, "normal liver function" without the "fatty liver" that has been noted on my previous 7 tests.

Low Dose Naltrexone has changed my life!

Chris Malkove”