What You Need to Know About Low Dose Naltrexone
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- čas přidán 26. 07. 2024
- Low Dose Naltrexone, also called LDN, has been researched and prescribed for decades as a beneficial treatment for many chronic health conditions. It is a safe and effective treatment for autoimmune disorders (like Hashimoto’s thyroiditis), chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, cancer, and more. Join Phoenix Naturopathic Physician, Dr. Sarv Varta Khalsa, for this 30-minute webinar all about LDN. She discusses how this medication works and what conditions it can be used to treat.
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My daughter has been taking LDN for severe ME/CFS. It has helped tremendously... she has a bit more energy, but her "brain fog" has lifted and she can think clearly for much longer, hold conversations for much longer, and says "I am a person again".
As with most medications used for ME/CFS patients, it should be started at very low doses.. 0.5mg per day to start is common, and titrate up slowly. My daughter has reached the 4.5mg level. Each increase in dose caused her to suffer extra "flu-like" symptoms for a few days, then it would clear up and the improvement would be obvious.
It hasn't "cured" her... far from it... but her life is much more enjoyable compared to the "pre-LDN" days.
I started taking it for my fibromyalgia that long-haul Covid triggered. It worked for both!
Thank you for this video. It gives us some talking points for when my daughter (who has MS) sees her neuro
how pray tell did y'all's neuro respond?
I started taking it since 10 days increasing every 4 days 0.5 mg currently at 1.5mg ,,,,
Diagnosed last month with lupus and relapsing Polichondritis I really hope it helps block the disease progression taking it with Hydroxychloroquine,,,,
IAM terrified of having to take strong immuno suppressor so all my hopes is in LDN 😢
Thank you for your time tips and information. This is probably one of the most clearer videos I watched of the explanation of use of this drug. Thank you.
16:24 ldn is also used for ehlers danlos syndrome pain.
Top tip!!
Read somewhere that eds folks often have concurrent autoimmune disorders/mcas.
What are some of the things that patients report when their dose is not tolerated. I am taking it but I’m not sure if I’m needing to give it a few months to adjust or if I need to find another dose. It seems to have triggered some joint pain that wasn’t there before.
It is now also claimed that LDN helps with insomnia, what do you think about this?
Since Naltrexone itself is water soluble, the pharmacy can easily produce LDN itself by dissolving it with distilled water and then dosing it via a pipette to a low dose, what do you think about that?
Could you please tell me of I can diluite N. in H2O or physiological solution. That would allow to personalize dosage more easily. I'm a MD in Italy and I want to try It for my personal problema with long covid like cronic fatigue and headaches. Thanks a lot for your advice
Hello! Did you find an answer to your question? I live in Russia and have the same question. Here I have found one suggestion to dissolve in water and keep in the fridge, but it wasn't from a doctor so I'm not sure if that would be a good idea.
Have lc, fibro, long Lyme, ibs, chronic inflamation..how to connect to u + compounding pharmtu🙏❣️
When you say, “they can’t tolerate that dosage” what do they experience that you lower dosage?
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My symptoms were worsened by a long covid situation also
How to find my optimal dose?
Start low I slow , increase gradually til. U find sweet spot