The LDN Book 3: Low Dose Naltrexone (Ldn, 3)

I found this book to be absolutely fascinating but let’s start at the bottom, what exactly is LDN? LDN stands for ‘Low Dose Naltrexone’ which is a safe, non-toxic and inexpensive drug that helps regulate a dysfunctional immune system. It has so far been used to treat a wide variety of medical ailments such as autoimmune disorders, cancers, depression and so much more!I had heard of LDN before reading this book, but I really didn’t know very much about it. Being interested in anything and everything medical I was thrilled to be given the opportunity to learn more!The book explains in great depth and detail what LDN is, why it is helpful, what it can be used to treat and also suggests treatment plans. There is a lot of medical jargon within the book and not everything is explained in layman's terms but don’t let that put you off, there is enough information there for anyone to get the gist of things!I really enjoyed reading through this one and will definitely be picking up books 1 and 2 in the near future!A big 5 stars!

This book is an excellent resource for medical doctors, patients and biomedical scientists.The book covers many different illnesses including cancer, depression, long covid, diabetes with evidence based research on how this wonder drug LDN can help patients recover from their illnesses.There is a lot of scientific literature and which is referenced at the back of the book. There are also case studies illustrating the effect of LDN has to help the patients.I have worked as a biomedical scientist in a diagnostic and research laboratory so this book is a great text book for me to refer to when needed. I especially enjoyed reading the chapters on cancer cases and pharmacology because It brought back all the knowledge I was taught in my BSc Biochemistry.In my current job, I work in an advanced diagnostic laboratory where I provide technical support in pathology and genetics to provide information for clinicians to treat many types of cancers including breast, lung and colorectal. I will be recommending this book to my colleagues.Overall, this book is a great resource in understanding how LDN can help patients abs providing useful information about pharmacology, drug dose and the science of different illness

The following are some examples of diseases related to inflammation for which LDN can effectively be used as an adjunct therapy.AllergyAlzheimer’s disease and other forms of cognitive decline.Asthma.DiabetesCancerCandida infectionCanker sores and mouth ulcersCardiovascular disease ( heart disease)COVID-19DepressionEpilepsyFood addiction and eating disordersHeadachesHeartburn HypertensionHypoglycaemiaInflammatory bowel diseaseKidney disease Lyme diseaseObesityParkinson’s diseasePeriodontal diseaseRespiratory diseaseRheumatoid arthritis

A must-read for anyone who has been impacted by long Covid.I'm having my consultation at end of month and I hope to be referred to a LDN prescriber shortly after.