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History of LDN TherapyIn the 1980's the drug naltrexone was developed as a medicine to help people who were heroin addicts. The action of the drug is to block opiate medicines to prevent people getting high while taking heroin. Dr Bihari, the researcher testing the lowest dose of the medicine, found that at the low dose it didn't help the addiction, but did prevent his AIDS patients from getting sick.
Since then this therapy has been used successfully not only for HIV but for many other diseases / conditions. |
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Diseases LDN is Effective For(per the Low Dose Naltrexone website)
Neurodegenerative Diseases ALS, Alzheimer's, Autism, MS, Parkinson's, PTSD, etc Autoimmune Diseases AS, Behcet's, Celiac, Chronic Fatigue, Crohn's, Fibromyalgia, Hashimoto's, IBS, MG, Pemphigoid, Psoriasis, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Lupus, etc. Cancers Bladder, Brest, Carcinoid, Colon/Rectal, Liver, Lung, Melanoma, Ovarian, Pancreatic, Prostate, etc. Other Diseases Common Colds (URI's), Emphysema (COPD), HIV/AIDS, Depression (Major; and Bipolar) |
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Side EffectsLDN is usually taken at night time just before going to bed. Occasionally patients take it in the morning.
Most people tolerate the medicine very well, with the only common side effects of: • decreased sleep for the first couple of nights, (after that patients often sleep better than they've slept in years). • vivid, "funky" dreams (not nightmares). These may go away after a while or continue but are typically not bothersome to patients. |
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