LDN ( Low Dose Naltrexone ) Compound Capsule in Upland, California  

We offer customized LDN Capsule made to order by our compounding pharmacist. We server different facilities in Upland, Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga, Claremont, Pomona, Riverside. We are expanding our services to cover the entire state of California with free shipping.

Doctor’s Choice Pharmacy has a compounding pharmacy lab that regularly compounds several  product.

LDN has been prescribed by physicians and compounded by specialized pharmacies for over twenty years, and is widely considered a safe and cost effective treatment for those suffering from autoimmune disorders.

Here’s a simple explanation of how Low Dose Naltrexon (LDN) works ;

Whether we know it or not, Opioid Growth Factor Receptors (OGFR) exists on every type of cell in our bodies. OGFR binds to endorphins, which are natural chemicals in our bodies that play a vital role. The binding of OGFR to endorphins happens for the purpose of controlling cell growth.

Generally, patients whose diseases are triggered by an endorphin deficiency (including cancer and autoimmune diseases), or whose condition are accelerated by the deficiency of endorphins (such as HIV/AIDS), are able to get relief when the LDN binds to the endorphin receptors of the pituitary gland in the brain.

When the LDN binds to endorphin receptors, the endorphins are then displaced. Because the LDN only binds to receptors for up to four hours, the endorphin primarily responsible for cell growth, opioid growth factor, experiences greater production through the rebound effect.

The additional endorphins will then be metabolized and begin interacting with receptors to rebuild cells and re-establish immunity. In a manner similar to how narcotics like morphine or codeine are able to relieve pain, Low Dose Naltrexone is different in that the focus and goal is the restoration of the body’s natural, homeostatic production of endorphins and the significant therapeutic impact that results. 

Certain diseases cause problems by preventing the body from naturally creating necessary endorphins. While many diseases deplete the production of endorphins, by boosting the body’s immune system and activating the natural defenses, Low Dose Naltrexone works by producing more endorphins in the body. More endorphins, as a result, enhance immune system response and while protecting the body by increasing its natural defenses against harmful bacteria and foreign cell invaders.

There is a growing body of evidence that the our endorphins, a form of opioid naturally produced by the body, plays a crucial function in regulating our immune systems. TIming matters. Typically, low dose naltrexone is administered between the hours of 9 and 11 p.m., blocking critical opioid receptors during sleep for several hours, resulting in positive effects on the patient’s immune system. In research studies, subjects who took LDN in this manner had, in the days that followed, eta-endorphins circulating in their blood at substantially higher levels.

When we talk about “low dose”, generally we refer to daily dosages of the drug that are around 10% or less of the traditional dosage for treatment of opioid addiction. Low-Dose Naltrexone has been shown to be effective in boosting immune systems in doses of 1.5-, 3- and 4.5-mg capsules, generally not more than 5mg.

Low Dose Naltrexone acts by moderating symptoms of various chronic medical conditions, while at the same time, minimizing chronic pain associated with cancer and other diseases. Naltrexone at lower dosages works on the central nervous system, and is widely believed to operate as an anti-inflammatory.

Compared to higher dosages of the drug, LDN portrays somewhat paradoxical properties: both analgesia and anti-inflammatory actions. These paradoxical properties have not been reported at larger dosages.What’s more, some studies have shown that LDN even has the potential to positively impact diseases not directly tied to inflammation.

Naltrexone works by retaining moisture, and is therefore classified as a hygroscopic medication. Professional management is therefore necessary to ensure proper administration, monitoring, dosing, and ultimately effectiveness. Different from other Low Dose Naltrexone compounded therapies, Davis Island Pharmacy compounds low dose naltrexone using unique capsules designed to help resist moisture sorption. By compounding in this manner, we help provide the stability needed for proper efficacy.

Research found that patients with HIV/AIDS who took Low Dose Naltrexone on a regular basis prior to the availability of HAART, generally didn’t experience deterioration of important helper T cells (CD4+). According to LDN Research Trust, “As of 2016, Low Dose Naltrexone is most commonly being used for Chronic Fatigue, Multiple Sclerosis, Myalgic Encephalopathy, and autoimmune thyroid diseases”.

COMPOUNDING LOW DOSE NALTREXONE

 Doctor’s Choice Pharmacy compounds Low Dose Naltrexone in a variety of strengths, typically titrating up to 0.5mg. We are able to compound Low Dose Naltrexone in a variety of forms, including liquid, cream and sublingual. Our compounding experts prepare Low Dose Naltrexone with zero fillers or binders, which can interfere with absorption of the active ingredients. Additionally, no calcium carbonate, gluten, lactose or dyes used in our Low Dose Naltrexone compounds: we stick to the highest of standards.

When compounding Low Dose Naltrexone, it is vital to ensure all powders are mixed evenly and are blended well, prior to encapsulating the drug. Our compounding pharmacy is proud to have the requisite equipment and our compounding experts are specially trained, offering assurance that each capsule or dosage form is comprised of the appropriate level of ingredients in a uniform blend.

Millions of patients worldwide that suffer from autoimmune diseases, central nervous system disorders, and various cancer types stand to benefit from the advancements in understanding, research, and applications around Low-dose Naltrexone. For many with intractable pain, Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) has been able to help where even the strongest of opioids and other drugs have failed: reducing their pain. While those medications are FDA approved for pain, as research continues, LDN is not yet FDA approved for off-label use. Through compounding for pain, Low Dose Naltrexone continues to help patients regain their healthy lives.

In general, people suffering from diseases that are in-part or largely caused by deficiencies of endorphins, including cancer and autoimmune diseases, or those that are accelerated by a deficiency of endorphins, like HIV/AIDS, the core therapeutic mechanism of Low Dose Naltrexone is the restoration of normal production of endorphins in the body.

Do you have a prescription for LDN ?  Feel free to Download the Prescription from HERE and Fax it to 909-981-5508 by Fax or Call us on 909-532-5588.