Autoimmune Disease & Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN)

Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) may be able to help those suffering from autoimmune diseases such as Vitiligo, Psoriasis, Eczema, Multiple Sclerosis, Fibromyalgia, Chronic Pain, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Crohn’s Disease, IBS, and Colitis.
At HB Pharmacy, we collaborate closely with you and your physician to explore whether LDN is the right fit for your unique needs. As a compounding pharmacy, we specialize in tailoring medications to match your individual requirements.
hbpharmacy.com/
Text: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]
Ph: [phone]
📍98 Ridge Rd, North Arlington, NJ 07031
todayspractitioner.com/immune...
#compoundingpharmacy #lowdosenaltrexone #autoimmunewellness #autoimmuneawareness #autoimmunedisease

[@EL...___803]

The LDN Research Trust has a wealth of information , Linda Elsagood started it , she has MS

[@saskiaguy1940]

Thank you for this honest conversation about LDN

[@Hbpharmacyvideos]

Thank you for watching!

[@honeyleenabejero]

i need this not available in the phils

[@ruthbarnes9999]

Naltexone is much more expensive in Australia compared to the price u said it is in America. A 3 month supply is $225.00

[@Hbpharmacyvideos]

Interesting!

[@dorothyjbond]

I have had good results with LDN using 50mg tablets dissolved. I find it hard to stick to though because it interferes with my sleep. most doctors have no idea about LDN.

[@Hbpharmacyvideos]

While we can’t answer medical questions via comments, if interested please visit hbpharmacy.com and set up a free compound consultation. A pharmacist would be happy to speak with you.

[@maharatkids3346]

Many thanks for the valuable informations. How can we get it ? Do u ship wordwide?

[@Hbpharmacyvideos]

Thank you! LDN is a compounded medication and only available from a compounding pharmacy with a valid prescription from a doctor in the US. If not in the US, please check with doctors/pharmacies in your local area.

[@bystandersarah]

My naturopathic doctor prescribed it to me. I wish my insurance covered the cost. It’s not as expensive as other things but my budget is stretched too thin.
I just started titration a couple days ago. It might be doing something🤷‍♀️it could be placebo or other things but I feel lighter in a way, more energy, less sluggish. I’m interested to see how it goes when I get up to a higher dose.

[@Hbpharmacyvideos]

Thank you for sharing! Yes unfortunately many compounded meds like this one aren’t covered. Not sure where you’re located, but feel free to look us up and give us a call if you’d like to keep us posted on how you’re doing! We typically dispense a “starter kit” and separate continuing dose which sounds similar to your prescribed protocol.

[@m.fernandez8943]

This is such great info and working with a doctor here in Chicago, but would like to give you call on perhaps another dr as one specialist that I saw was really discouraging me from taking this. I'm on 4.5

[@Hbpharmacyvideos]

Happy to chat! You can visit hbpharmacy.com to set up a consultation with a compounding pharmacist or call us at 201-997-2010

[@m.fernandez8943]

@@Hbpharmacyvideos great I'll call today.

[@susanpfau116]

Does your pharmacy have different fillers. My pharmacy only uses avicel which make me ill. At least I think.

[@Hbpharmacyvideos]

We adjust formulations for patients with allergies in a way that’s compliant and still efficacious all the time! Obviously we’d need a doctor’s note, but please give us a call to discuss further: 201-997-2010 and ask for John!

[@annap1191]

If LDN is giving you headaches is it ok to take paracetamol to manage it?

[@Hbpharmacyvideos]

Thanks for commenting! Unfortunately we can’t provide advice like this via comments on social media without understanding the full context. Please give us a call at 201-997-2010 to discuss with a pharmacist. Thank you!

[@popokatapetl6995]

What about manufacturers? Are they all the same quality I mean for pills 50 mg

[@Hbpharmacyvideos]

This is a compounded medication, meaning made from scratch in a compound pharmacy with a valid prescription. It entirely depends on the quality of the ingredients used in each formulation, so there can be some variability. Some patients, for example, may be allergic to certain types of capsules used.

[@jamiehowington3]

I have been on 4.5mg since July last year, and I must say, I CANNOT take this medicine at night. If I take it at 10pm, I don't fall asleep until 3am. So I take it at 4pm now adays. The 6 hour half-life wears off and I can be asleep by 10pm...

[@Hbpharmacyvideos]

While we can’t answer medical questions via comments, if interested please visit hbpharmacy.com and set up a free compound consultation. A pharmacist would be happy to speak with you.