Low dose naltrexone
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Has anynody tried low dose naltrexone? Ive heard from @anabology its beneficial for gut issues. It blocks TLR4 and prevents the endotoxin-mediated inflammatory cascade. It also is said to improves energy and mental clarity. He recommends starting with 1.5mg, and increasing to 4.5mg. Any experiences eith this protocol?
Other potential issues which can be resolved with naltrexone:
- Migraines
- Chronic fatigue
- Fibromyalgia
- Multiple sclerosis
- Psoriasis
- Autoimmune conditions
- Leaky gut
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Aging
- Atherosclerosis
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I used it for about a year gradually making my way up to 4.5 mg. It did increase my feeling of dopamine, but You do need to grade up to 4.5 mg slowly.
I was told at the time that it worked by briefly blocking your dopamine receptors causing them to overcompensate with more dopamine. If you take too large a dose straight Away your dopamine receptors will be unable to respond adequately to the stimulus.
A really good resource with many Interviews of people who have taken LDN for different conditions is the:
https://ldnresearchtrust.org/Ultimately I stopped the LDN because I didn’t want to be on it for too long a time and I wanted to know how I felt without it. One of the good things about LDN You can stop it Cold turkey without having any withdrawal symptoms because your dopamine levels remain at a higher level post usage.
Sorry, I am unfamiliar with the use of LDN to reduce endotoxin, but it would make sense With its anti-biotic properties.
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@josh Thank you for sharing your experience! Very imformative
