I want to trial LDN.I know you can buy it from a chemist in Glasgow without involving an NHS GP,through their system,or from an online international pharmacy.
I do not seem to be able to get anywhere with the Glasgow chemist's system.
I cannot find an online pharmacy that stocks it.
This is despite many posts on other forums from people who have gone down both routes.
Please PM me any simple steps that will help me obtain this.I have Hashi & chronic fatigue.
T3 added to my T4 is helping after only a month,but I also wish to try LDN,starting with .5mgs
Thank you
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Low-dose naltrexone (LDN) has reduced both my pain and fatigue. I get 50mg naltrexone pills, than get it compounded into 3.5mg doses.
So happy I found verifiedwebs.net/go/Ldn ❤️ and got 50mg pills with promocode "GET10" . I've been doing this a few years with volumetric dosing. 50ml of distilled water with a 50mg tab of Naltrexone. Dose 3.5mg (3.5ml) with an oral syringe at night pre-bed. LDN is made a huge difference to me. I was at the point of giving up work but on LDN I’m able to keep working. Initially I had a few nights of disturbed sleep but now no side effects except the good ones! 😊
Thank you for posting how LDN has helped you and how you make up a tincture so that you get the right dose. You obviously have confidence in the drug supplied. I am always nervous of buying without a prescription. The financial aspect limits me in doing that, and to get as cheaply as possible, but, obviously, want it safe.
Bagpuss, would you mind sending me a PM as well? I'm in the same boat as Naomi8, going around in circles w Dickson, LDN Trust and the e-doctor site the LDN Trust brings you to. Cheers.
who are you requesting a pm from on this thread?I have been on LDN since August,using a private doctor to raise a private scrip-recommended by the dispensing chemist in Glasgow.I pay £25 every 3 months for the scrip.I pay £18 for the LDN,which has been lasting me 3 months but am now up to 2.5
Hi I would like to know the same thing, my doc checked yesterday whether she could prescribe me this and she can but it has to be authorised by a rhumetologist..she's going to contact mine but I don't really want to wait as I am due to start back to work as a staff nurse in June and I can't be taking all these pain meds... 😀😀
Whose checks your dosage ? If its you how do you know if you did it to be stronger or weaker ? Finally are you still taking your NHS meds or have you come off them?? So.... how do you feel ??
I am dosing according to recommendations by other users.Now on 3.0,started on .5 August.I have also been on T3-only since August & am trialling reducing T3 & adding NDT.I am going on how I feel & using pulse & BP,too.I do not use basal temp,as mine is stuck at 36.2 after being hypo for too long,ending up with stressed adrenals,after T4 monotherapy for 18 years.
I do not believe LDN is a cure for Hashimoto's.I am not intending to stop thyroid replacement.I am looking to increase my quality of life & wellbeing,and possibly a slight reduction in dose of thyroid replacement.
So far,I am experiencing much improvement in energy & wellbeing,but as I have been changing from thyroxine to liothyronine then to liothyronine with NDT,plus LDN,going GF & supplementing with iron,vit C,B12,D3 with K,other Bs,zinc,magnesium,folate etc,I cannot say what's doing what!I intend to take a Blue Horizon test that includes antibodies.
Dear Naomi I hope you don't mind me contacting you as your post was some time ago but I have hypo and am on T3 only but would like to try Naltrexone as I also have unresolved fertility issues and some studies indicate it can help. Could you PM me with details of where and how you get yours and any advice on dosage?
You are responding to a very old post.I couldn't make it work either & decided to stick with the quality product I buy in liquid form from a reputable dispensing chemist.
Hi, I've just ordered Naltrexone from <online source>. I have used them several times before for other medication, thyroxine etc. And have never had a problem. Recommended on a thyroid website. Good luck
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I went online to e-med.co.uk and emailed them. I sent them a copy of my original blood tests showing high thyroid antibodies and they accepted me and I was able to order online. It was nice and simple.
Maybe the name of this website should be changed to "healthlocked"? ;-(
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