LOW-DOSE NALTREXONE
Low-Dose Naltrexone Treatment in Florida
The Science Behind It
What Is Low-Dose Naltrexone?
Low-dose naltrexone (LDN) is a gentle, cost-effective therapy that works with your body to calm inflammation, modulate immunity, and support natural endorphins. Originally used at higher doses for addiction treatment, naltrexone at 0.5–4.5 mg acts differently, helping with fibromyalgia, autoimmune conditions, chronic pain, fatigue, and metabolic issues.
What We Treat
Conditions We Support
- Fibromyalgia & Chronic Pain Syndromes
- Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS)¥
- Autoimmune Conditions
- Inflammatory Bowel Disease
- PCOS & Metabolic Syndrome
- Depression, Anxiety & PTSD Support
What to Expect
Your Path to Feeling Better, Step by Step
Confidential Consultation
We review your health history and symptoms to determine if LDN is the right fit for you.
- No Judgment
- Personalized
Start Low Dose
Treatment typically starts low and is individualized to your needs and tolerance.
- 0.5–1.5 mg
- Individualized
Gradual Titration
Your dose is gradually titrated upward as needed, based on how your body responds.
- Up to 3–4.5 mg
- Monitored
Find Your Routine
LDN is usually taken at bedtime; if vivid dreams or insomnia occur, morning dosing may be recommended instead.
- Usually Bedtime
- Adjusted As Needed
Ongoing Monitoring
We check in regularly to track your progress, manage any side effects, and adjust your plan as needed.
- Ongoing
- Progress Tracked
BENEFITS PATIENTS OFTEN REPORT
The Benefits That Make LDN Different
Fewer Autoimmune Flares
Support for calming overactive immune responses.
Improved Metabolic Balance
Better insulin sensitivity and metabolic health for some patients.
Gentle & Well-Tolerated
Good safety and tolerability across chronic conditions, per research reviews.
More Energy, Better Sleep
Improved sleep quality and clearer thinking are commonly reported.
Cost-Effective
A low-cost therapy option compared to many chronic pain and autoimmune treatments.
Less Widespread Pain & Inflammation
Many patients notice a meaningful reduction in daily pain and inflammation.
Is This Right for Me?
Find Out If You're a Good Candidate
| Aspect | Good Candidate | Consult First |
|---|---|---|
| Symptoms | Chronic Pain, Fatigue, Or Autoimmune Flares | Symptoms With An Unclear Or Undiagnosed Cause |
| Prior Treatments | Standard Options Haven't Provided Relief | Never Tried Standard First-Line Treatments |
| Mental Health Status | Generally Healthy With No Contraindications | Significant Liver Disease, Pregnancy, Or Breastfeeding |
| Commitment Level | Ready For Gradual Titration And Follow-Up | Seeking An Immediate, One-Time Fix |
| Current Medications | Not Currently Using Opioids, Methadone, Or Suboxone | Currently Taking Opioids, Methadone, Or Buprenorphine/Suboxone |
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What Our Clients Say
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Everything You Need to Know Before Starting Your Journey
What are the costs?
The initial consultation is free. If you decide to move forward, there is a $260 medical intake fee, follow-up medical visits are $100 every 2–3 months, and the medication is about $50 per month.
Does insurance cover this?
How much is the initial consultation?
The initial consultation is free. If you choose to begin the program, there is a $260 medical intake fee before we order your first prescription.