Guest guest Posted March 17, 2006 Report Share Posted March 17, 2006 Low Dose Naltrexone Why does LDN have to be compounded? LDN comes from the drug Naltrexone. Naltrexone is an FDA approved drug for opiod and alcohol addiction. The dosage for LDN (hence the term Low dose naltrexone) is much lower than a typical Naltrexone dosage. What type of fillers do we use? We use immediate release fillers. Any sustained released fillers will slow down absorption. This would release the medication over a long period of time and you would not get the full benefit. When do I take LDN? You take it at bedtime between 9 pm & 11 PM. Why is it prescribed at bedtime? Theoretically, So that it will work in conjunction with your immunological system at the right time. What is the issue with the Liver? The 50 mg tablet (The regular dose used in opiod and alcohol addiction) can increase liver enzymes. Keep in mind that these people probably already have problems with their livers so this information is inconclusive. Can I take LDN with the other MS drugs? You can take LDN with Copaxone but not with Avonex or Beta Seron. Can I take LDN with Zanaflex? Yes Is LDN helpful with spascity? Not Directly Does LDN make you tired? Not usually What is the procedure for getting it? Where you would like to have your medication to be mailed or let us know if you will pick it up. What about refills? All our prescriptions are sent Priority Mail (2-3 business days). Please make sure that you give us plenty of notice to send out your refills. For More information on LDN click here http://www.low dose naltrexone.org Skip's Pharmacy 21000 Boca Rio Rd Suite A-11 Boca Raton, Florida 33433 561-218-0111 800-553-7429 Fax: 561-218-8873 This should help some people with questions they may have about LDN. Always A Friend, Crystal Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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