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Dr. Natalie Eaton-Fitch talks with us about low-dose naltrexone (LDN) and the search for a drug to treat myalgic encephalomyelitis. Image courtesy of Dr. Natalie Eaton-Fitch. By Bronc In the world we live in people are suffering from all kinds of illnesses, which require a variety of...

...the brain (I think). I don't know the exact mechanism or if i've got that hypothosis completely correct but i'm considering tryng Low Dose Naltrexone seeing as it's said to reduce brain inflamation and often helps people with M.E.;when looking into LDN, I also read this statment: "Low dose...

I presume you have had diabetes ruled out? I have been thinking of an artificial saliva thing but maybe that won't really help since as you said - and also as I experience it - fluid just seems to almost not get absorbed. And I do take extra magnesium and potassium so it won't be a lack of...

I know there a lot of Low Dose Naltrexone threads already but I'm considering giving it a try and just wondered on the off chance anyone might have experienced relief from the M.E./CFS thirst/dehydration type symptoms when using Low Dose Naltrexone? Or even heard of it helping others in this...

that sad that we need to shoot randomly with treatments, with constant risk that smthing that supose to help us might make us even sicker :/ Did you do not any other drugs in the meantime, so you are sure that it LDN fault?

I tried low dose naltrexone in 2018. At the time I had mild to moderate CFS. The Low Dose Naltrexone made me immensely more ill. First, I stopped being able to fully control my fingers. Then my CFS symptoms got so much worse and I was severe. It was the most I have ever suffered in my life. I...

...patients | Journal of Translational Medicine | Full Text (biomedcentral.com) Frontiers | Potential Therapeutic Benefit of Low Dose Naltrexone in Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: Role of Transient Receptor Potential Melastatin 3 Ion Channels in Pathophysiology and...

Hi, Comrades! I've been a patient at the Stanford CFS Clinic for a few years now, and I've seen it go through many changes, both in healthcare providers on staff as well as treatment approaches. It's been over a year since my last routine follow up appointment, and to manage my anxiety...

That's not really how it works, it's more complex, but yes, the higher the dose, the LONGER and more pronounced the inhibition is. Once a drug/herb/supp inhibits an isoenzyme pathway, anything that uses that pathway will metabolize slowly .... I think that you may be playing with fire here...

...liver enzymes, yes I mean CYP3A4. Thats what I understood from what I read and thought it meant the lower dose of Metroprol and low dose naltrexone would mean a low amount of this CYP3A4 abundant enzyme being used. I also thought as long as we monitor the blood pressure throughout we could...

...I usually take it on a Friday before I overdo doing laundry on the weekend. GSE I take daily and get worse if I quit. Ultra low dose naltrexone has given me a gentle rise in energy, that doesn’t make me crash as hard as low dose did. It definitely wasn’t the vacation, but being in the...

Super happy for you that even though you get after affects you are able to do things that make your life worthwhile. Lifting your spirit is sometimes more important than being more stable for sure. Otherwise whats the point! I am in recovery using something that works very much like LDN. From...

Just wanted to keep an update log. I’m still improving! The only thing that has changed in my meds is .5 mg ULTRA low dose naltrexone, and grapefruit seed oil (posted about earlier). Everything else in my box of pills: Alpha lipoid acid dandelion silymarin (milk thistle) zyrtec ketotifen...

@Judee & @Rufous McKinney Stanford Chronic Fatigue Clinic actually favors video visits over in-person visits now. However, at the present time the patient must be located in the State of California during the video call. How they verify this, I don't know. My next appt is in August, so I...

If Naltrexone (TLR2 and TLR4 inhibitor) doesn't work, colchicine (caspase 1 inhibitor) is another option. In auto-inflammatory diseases where Colchicine is indicated, it's recognised that even a small dose of colchicine can have beneficial effect. Even a pulsed low dosage may be beneficial for...

...high fat/LPS induced pro-inflammatory cytokine release both from macrophage cells and Adipose Tissue Macrophage. Moreover, Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) also showed its activity as an ERK1/2 inhibitor. Notably, virtual docking and simulation data also suggest LDN may disrupt the interaction of...

Related discussion: Low-dose naltrexone (LDN) - how's it working for you? https://forums.phoenixrising.me/threads/low-dose-naltrexone-ldn-hows-it-working-for-you.4179/

I haven't used this site, but I have had it bookmarked for a while. https://get.agelessrx.com/ldn-low-dose-naltrexone/?gclid=CjwKCAjwyvaJBhBpEiwA8d38vFdDLobHm1ctOxNpa9t0xjgqzpn8LDml9oIRqAEe24Sgxn2UjATwdxoCfp0QAvD_BwE I have had a lot of difficulty getting it prescribed---total silliness---and...

i'd like to try some LDN but don't know where i should go for it My health is in a rather bad state lately so traveling to a doctor would be difficult. Has anyone here worked with an online doctor who can get them LDN anywhere in the USA? Also I'm reading about LDN in general online but if...

...hope you find some more things that work for you and help you feel better. Mischoulon, David, et al. "Randomized, proof-of-concept trial of low dose naltrexone for patients with breakthrough symptoms of major depressive disorder on antidepressants." Journal of Affective Disorders 208 (2017)...

@lenora I’m sorry you’re having so much trouble with pain. You’ve probably already considered low dose Naltrexone, but in case you haven’t it might be worth looking into. It’s been very effective for me and so far has kept me off heavy duty pain meds - I’ve been using it for 7 years. I...

...of anything I knew of to recommend severe patients check out if you don't have access to functional medicine and things like low dose naltrexone, and I emailed Sam Jones at the Optimum Health Clinic, who I'm actively using right now as a moderate patient, and asked her what they have to offer...

..."Stage 3." Stage 1 (or severe) rest is most important and pushing it is dangerous. The way I was pulled out of severe was through low dose naltrexone and bio-identical hormone replacement therapy (progesterone and T3/T4 thyroid). I wish those worked for everyone, and I wish it was available...

Thanks hip I'll reply properly in a bit just very weak. Before I forget, what do you think about ivermectin for LC/this situation? I tried a few days and it helped but gave me vision disturbances. Could try a lower dose but I thought it was just being an anti-inflammatory (and benzo potentiator)...

@GlassCannonLife , just wondered how many out of the following ME/CFS treatments you have tried: ME/CFS treatments that have a track record of helping, and are employed by ME/CFS doctors: GENERAL ME/CFS TREATMENTS: Methylation protocol (includes B12 and active folate; can improve ME/CFS)...

Naltrexone is used with low dose most of the time, maybe higher dosage is necessary to achieve TRPM3 restoration, I don't know.

One little thing you may have accidentally wrote down a little wrong. CBD is a separate molecule, it can be produce in the same resin on the plant as caryophyllene (BCP) or vice versa, but they are separate. You maybe confusing the fact that CBD and BCP work synergistically together, it is...

...oil and CBD (from cannabis) both contain Beta-caryophyllene. Beta-caryophyllene (BCP) has some similar properties than LDN (Low Dose Naltrexone), such as influencing immunity and normalizing functioning of ion channels of our cell membranes. I would like to know about BCP's effects on you...

Thanks! So, I calculated that 41,1% of 238 vouters thinks LDN helps. It would really be interesting. Who could make such a poll concerning CBD?

For reference, here is a PR poll on LDN benefit: https://forums.phoenixrising.me/threads/low-dose-naltrexone-ldn-hows-it-working-for-you.4179/ We don't have a poll on CBD, but that would be an interesting one.