Inexpensive treatment available 'Off Label' on NHS if Doctor will prescribe. See these links:
honestmedicine.typepad.com/...
youtube.com/watch?v=CVpjsDK...
Inexpensive treatment available 'Off Label' on NHS if Doctor will prescribe. See these links:
honestmedicine.typepad.com/...
youtube.com/watch?v=CVpjsDK...
Also see: ldndatabase.com
Interesting and I am very interested to know if anyone on this site (particularly from America as that is where most of the info seems to be from (I have looked up a couple other sites).
I did look up info you can print out from the ldn org website but not so sure reading this bit...
'Intrinsic Toxicity of the Drug
Naltrexone, in full doses of 50-300mg, have been shown to transiently increase liver
enzymes. Patients being prescribed Naltrexone for addictions must have liver function
tests performed before initiating therapy.
This is not necessary with LDN – as the dose is much smaller, however, patients with
advanced liver failure should consult their GP before considering treatment.
Patients with renal or liver failure should only start treatment after a consultation with
their own GP or specialist, and should be monitored during the treatment initiation
period.'
Though PBC is listed. I have so far failed to find out if there would be any interactions with urso as one would expect to have to continue taking this as well due to what damage has already started with the bile ducts.