Eoghan

Posted Monday, March 11, 2024

2mo

INFP

Leo

8

7

Low Dose Naltrexone

Back around 2009, I was diagnosed with MS. Research began on a solution immediately. By 2011 I had a working theory. The chief culprit was Epstein-Barr virus, but also there was HHV6 to consider. Thankfully the solution to both of these viruses was a single medication. Low dose naltrexone is naltrexone at doses below 5mg. At low doses like this, it blocks all opioid activity for a short time before disappearing again. During this brief block, the body creates lots of endorphins which hang around until after the drug is gone. So what happens next? Well your body's got more endorphins to do useful things with, So if you were sick you will feel much better. In MS it helps mediate the immune system. There are quite a few papers about this online but you'll probably never hear about it because it doesn't make very much money, even though it does help a lot of people. Look up Dr. Bernard Bihari, Dr. Phil Boyle and Linda Elsegood. If you know anyone with an autoimmune condition you should tell them about this. It's cheap, safe in pregnancy and very well tolerated