Maybe not a cure for ALS But def seeing improvement

I just have to share with you that through one of my doctor's it was recommended to check out information on LDN  Low Dose Naltrexone. He said that he read about people with MS taking it and seeing a difference. I checked it out on the internet and said why not what do I have to lose. I started my first dose in the middle of March 2012 the dose was 3mg. I stayed on this dose for 4 months. I first noticed some suttle changes as in range of motion - balance - not near as jumping - walking - coordination - I am excited the changes are getting greater as time goes on. My dose this month changed to 4.5. I just feel better over all. There are little or no side effects. I am not a doctor and know I can not give medical advice but I can share testimony of what is helping in my life. Google this on the internet... ask your doctor... It may not be a cure but the symptoms are making less of a impact on my daily living and at this point in the game that is what counts. It is late and I need to jump of here but I just wanted to get this posted to get people looking, I will be back to share more...Night

check out the video below submitted by a doctor
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J22TdAIiwyE&list=LL5YEsiUlJZxx9by-yg8fydQ&feature=mh_lolz

A book you may want to check out good reviews

The-Promise-of-Low-Dose-Naltrexone-Therapy-Elaine-A-Moore