The outcome of Low Dose Naltrexone also identified as LDN therapy have been notable. Originally the main use of Naltrexone was for the management of opiod and alcohol dependence which makes the most of high doses. A smaller dose amount has reportedly shown benefits for multiple sclerosis treatment as well as Crohns disease treatment and many other immunological related diseases more so those for the treatment of MS whereby patients have reportedly enhanced their quality of life. A key study further concluded how continuing a regular every night LDN therapy only produces new MS attacks in less than 1% of MS sufferer’s.

Working for underactive immune systems

Contrary to the theory that a number of immune associated illnesses are triggered by overactive immune system, it is LDN therapy that performs on the base that an autoimmune disease develops as a consequence of immunodeficiency.  More particularly LDN therapy performs on the basis that reduced blood amounts of endorphins result in a disease linked with immune shortage.

From the mid eighties it is actually Naltrexone that has been used for treating an addiction of drugs and alcohol. A daily dose of 50 mg Naltrexone is able to stop endorphin/opioid receptors for a total of 24 hours.  This prevents addicts from receiving any enjoyment from drugs and alcohol that have been consumed.

Dr Bhari forged clinical trials for the treatment of HIV/AIDS with LDN. It was formerly believed to be an untreatable disease. Dr Bhari cited this with a low dose of Naltrexone (LDN therapy) and how it is only a temporary receptor block that continues for a few hours. It is at this point that endorphins are not able to join onto receptors and as a result the body can compensate through more endorphin creation. The outcome is a healthy amount of endorphins discovered in the body.

In actuality LDN enhances the immune system and therefore helps those enduring disorders whereby the immune system plays a vital role. It is on this basis why LDN does not aid those suffering from an autoimmune disease and also diseases like HIV/AIDS and particular cancers.