Low Dose Naltrexone Rx
Unlike other treatments, works with the immune system to support a healthier inflammatory response, potentially helping with pain, energy, brain fog, and overall quality of life.
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Frequently asked questions
You will always take your LDN dose every night before bedtime (between 9pm and 2am). To start, you will take 1 capsule (0.5mg or 1.5mg), and slowly ramp up to the target dose (3.0mg or 4.5mg).
In the short term, users report an improvement or reduction of symptoms related to inflammation and rampant oxidative stress, such as joint pain, back pain, fatigue, weight gain, and more.
AgelessRx provides LDN in capsule form with sucrose as the standard filler. If you are taking LDN for the first time, you will start out with a lower dose (0.5mg or 1.5mg) and slowly work up to the prescribed dose (3.0mg or 4.5mg) over a 20-day to 3-month period, depending on your titration schedule.
Low Dose Naltrexone is taken daily according to your provider-guided titration schedule. If prescribed, a US-licensed provider will provide a tailored dosage schedule and specific treatment instructions with your care plan.
Important safety information and common side effects
When starting LDN, you may experience mild to moderate levels of the below-listed side effects during the first 3 to 5 days. These typically diminish on their own as your body adjusts to the medication, usually by the fifth day.
If you are on thyroid medication, you may need to monitor your thyroid levels more closely as you start LDN. If you develop symptoms of hyperthyroidism while taking LDN, such as heart racing, increased anxiety, restlessness, or trouble sleeping, please stop LDN and talk to the provider for your thyroid medication.
You MUST stop taking LDN at least 48 hours before any surgical or diagnostic procedure requiring sedation. If you’re scheduled for a procedure and not sure whether you should stop taking LDN, please ask the doctor ordering the test or procedure. Additionally, you CANNOT resume LDN until at least 48 hours after you have finished any prescribed medication for the procedure.
Most common LDN side effects
- Vivid dreams
- Mild anxiety
- Insomnia
- Headache
For a full list of possible side effects, please review the Mayo Clinic’s Naltrexone resources.
Note: The above statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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What is Low Dose Naltrexone?
(nal-trek-sown)Unlike standard treatments, LDN works with the immune system at low doses to help promote healthy endorphin signaling and support a more balanced inflammatory response, helping the body work the way it should.4
92% of AgelessRx LDN users felt noticeable benefits by their 3rd check-in
How Low Dose Naltrexone works
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The science of Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN)
Research shows Low Dose Naltrexone may help relieve chronic pain, support immune balance, and improve overall health and well-being by targeting low-grade inflammation—a key contributor to aging and age-related diseases.1 4 6
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Frequently asked questions
Naltrexone binds to opioid receptors—which are found all over the body including immune cells. In doing so, it displaces the endorphins which would normally stay bound to these receptors. By binding to the opioid receptors, it displaces the body’s naturally produced Opioid Growth Factor. When using Naltrexone at a low dose (hence LDN), the binding is temporary and causes the body to then up-regulate or increase the opioid receptors, thereby restoring the endorphin system and balancing the immune system.
The most common LDN side effects are vivid dreams, mild anxiety, insomnia, and headache, and they’re usually mild and temporary. If they’re bothersome, slowing your titration schedule, changing the time of day you take LDN, or switching to a lower capsule strength may help your body adjust. Talk to your provider if side effects persist.
Yes, Low Dose Naltrexone requires a prescription from a licensed medical provider. At AgelessRx, you can complete an online medical intake form to connect with a US-licensed provider who will review your health history to determine if LDN is appropriate for you. If approved, your prescription will be fulfilled by one of our licensed compounding pharmacy partners and delivered directly to your door.
Because LDN works by temporarily binding to opioid receptors, it is important to avoid taking opioid medications while using LDN, as this may interfere with its mechanism of action. You should also avoid taking LDN within 4–6 hours of any opioid-containing medication. Let your provider know about all medications you are currently taking before starting LDN.