This half hour video describes how LDN halted the progression of my Progressive Relapsing Multiple Sclerosis. It also explains how LDN works and the reasons why after 20 years of saving lives it is still unknown.

Errata in the video:

1. My Doctor's name was Douglas Goodin, not David Gooden.

2. LDN blocks all the opiate receptors in the brain, but only for about 3 hours. When taken before bed, it blocks them at the time the body produces @ 2/3 of the endorphins it produces every day. Because they are blocked at that time, the body attempts to make up for what it thinks is a complete absence of endorphins by producing 2-3 times the amount that it would have produced if the receptors weren't blocked.

In the video, I mistakenly describe the operation of LDN as resulting from only "some rather than all" the receptors, and it was my mistake at the time the video was recorded.