You may also be interested in a book that features 47 patient testimonies as case studies, an explanatory article, and interviews with 9 professionals familiar with this treatment:

Case Studies:
29 Multiple Sclerosis case studies
2 HIV/AIDS case studies
1 Hepatitis B case study
1 Primary Lateral Sclerosis case study
4 Cancer case studies
4 Crohn’s Disease case studies
3 Fibromyalgia case studies
1 Rheumatoid Arthritis
2 Multiple Benefits case study

Interviews:
Dr. David Gluck, USA
Dr. Tom Gilhooly, Scotland
Dr. Jaquelyn McCandless, USA
Dr. Skip Lenz, Compounding Pharmacist, USA
Dr Bob Lawrence, UK
Dr Burton M Berkson, New Mexico
Prof Jill Smith, Pennsylvania State Univ, USA
Dr Phil Boyle, Ireland
Antony Condina, Pharmacist, Australia

The book is entitled ‘Those Who Suffer Much, Know Much’, and the 2009 edition is available free of charge or expectation from the LDN Research Trust website in the UK: http://www.ldnresearchtrustfiles.co.uk/docs/2009.pdf

Some MS sufferers treated with LDN do not benefit at all but many notice lack of disease progression, improved symptoms and bladder control, and some achieve major symptom improvement.

This treatment may not be for everyone, but everyone should, at the very least, be made aware of it as a treatment option, especially where all other treatments have failed.

You’ll find links to conferences videos of patient and professional testimony, as well as a comprehensive list of references in the back of the book.