) is taken at bed time, it transiently blocks the body’s opioid receptors. This blockade provokes a compensatory elevation in endogenous opioids and opioid receptors via the Opioid Growth Factor (OGF) and Opioid Growth Factor receptor (OGFr) axis. The body thinks it is ‘starving’ for opioids and its’ natural response is to increase the production of endogenous opioids. It’s a remarkably simple way of harnessing the body’s own healing potential.
After an extensive review of all the available literature I must conclude the LDN may be the most promising agent for many people who are suffering with difficult to treat autoimmune diseases, cancer and HIV. It is possible that not everyone will respond to this agent, but in my opinion, it is certainly worth a try. LDN is now available from IAS
LDN can be safely taken with almost all medications and supplements. One would think it cannot be taken with opioid medication. However there is some literature that LDN can be administered with opioid medication. It may minimize some side effects and prevent opioid tolerance. It may not work with corticosteroids or immunosuppressants. If you are taking those medications and contemplating the use of LDN, please consult your health care provider.