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Articles related to "Naltrexone"
Low Dose Naltrexone Clinical trials and anecdotal reports suggest that low doses of the opiod antagonist naltrexone offer promise to patients with a variety of different autoimmune diseases. naltrexone • naloxone • opiod antagonists • low dose naltrexone • low dose naloxone
Low Dose Naltrexone Update Mounting evidence shows that LDN offers more than a promise. At the 3rd Annual LDN Conference, researchers gathered to share their latest findings. inflammation • oxidative stress • naltrexone • low dose naltrexone • ldn
Low Dose Naltrexone in Multiple Sclerosis On September 17-20, 2008 Montreal hosted the World Congress on Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Presentations included 4 encouraging reports on low dose naltrexone (LDN). multiple sclerosis • ms • low dose naltrexone • ldn • world congress on ms
Anorexia and Alternative Medicine, Part II Alternative therapies for anorexia nervosa anorexia • alternative therapy • herbs • naltrexone • feldenkrais
Benefits of Low Dose Naltrexone LDN exerts its beneficial effects by reducing inflammation and oxidative stress, modulating the immune system, and inhibiting cancer cell proliferation. naltrexone • ldn • opiate antagonist • multiple sclerosis • pancreatic cancer
Focus on Low Dose Naltrexone For this MS patient, LDN has been a miracle cure. To encourage awareness and funding for more clinical trials, she's marching 53 miles to meet with state health advisors. naltrexone • low dose naltrexone • ldn • multiple sclerosis • ms
Low Dose Naltrexone: Hope for PPMS Low dose naltrexone has been used in the treatment of multiple sclerosis for over 20 years, but only now was the first official study published. primary progressive multiple sclerosis treatment • ppms treatment • is ppms treatable • low dose naltrexone for primary progressive multip • ldn for ppms
Glutamate Excess in Multiple Sclerosis Variants Accumulations of the amino acid neurotoxin glutamate, long suspected of causing neurological disease, have been implicated in neuromyelitis optica (NMO). neuromyelitis optica • devic's syndrome • neurological disease • multiple sclerosis • ms
Infertility Treatments Infertility is one of the endorphin deficiency states. LDN increases endorphin levels and helps the immune system heal, factors that increase and enhance fertility. infertility • autoimmune infertility • pcos • endometriosis • autoimmune disease
Drug May Help Women Stop Smoking A drug used to treat drug addicts and alcoholics with their addictions appears to help women stop smoking. It's cheap, relatively safe, and it may help save your life. stop smoking • stop • smoking • diabetes • heart disease
A pill to Cure alcoholism? Using science to battle cravings, withdrawl, and alcohol itself – the Cure or another Tool in the Recovery shed? antabuse • disulfiram • naltrexone • campral • acamprosate
Battle of the Booze: New Medications Researchers find new medications to combat alcohol abuse as well as to reduce the physical, mental and social symptoms among alcoholics fighting their addiction. alcoholism • alcohol abuse • alcohol addiction • topiramate • naltrexone
Fibromyalgia Treatment Low dose naltrexone is a prescription drug used off label for MS and other medical conditions. Subjects are needed for the first clinical trial of LDN in fibromyalgia. fibromyalgia • naltrexone • ldn • clinical trials • stanford
Off-Label Prescription Drugs With the increasing costs of specialized drugs, some insurance companies are refusing to pay for drugs prescribed for off-label conditions--what this means for you. medical insurance • off-label drugs • prescription drugs • low dose naltrexone • rituximab
The Fat-Itch Syndrome Welcome to the vicious circle of what I call the fat-itch syndrome. You're exhausted anyway and sleep deprivation from itching just makes things magnify beyond belief. So what can you do? pbc • primary biliary cirrhosis • itching • fatigue • medications
Autoimmune Eye Diseases Researchers at both Pennsylvania State University and Harvard University are conducting clinical trials on promising topical therapies for autoimmune eye disorders. autoimmune eye disease • thyroid eye disease • corneal abrasions • type 1 diabetes • myasthenia gravis
Autism and Social Behavior Social dyfunction, maybe one of the most defining features of autism, can be classified in one of three different categories. autism autistic social dyfunction problems disabil
Benefits of Acupuncture Researchers have shown that the physiological effects of acupuncture are primarily derived from an increased production of endorphins and other natural opioid peptides. acupuncture • immune system • autoimmune disease • immune-mediated • endorphin
Differences between CFS/ME and FM There is no full consensus whether fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome/myalgic encephalomyelitis (CFS/ME) are the same thing, but does it even matter? difference between chronic fatigue syndrome and fi • is cfs/me same as fibromyalgia • differential diagnosis of cfs/me and fibromyalgia • what causes fibromyalgia • what causes cfs/me
Pediatric Multiple Sclerosis In pediatric MS, the onset occurs before age 16; in children, the disease progresses slower than it does in adults although permanent disability occurs at a younger age pediatric ms • multiple schlerosis children • multiple sclerosis pediatric • autoimmune • autoimmune disease children
Achieving Remission Remission, either permanent or temporary, refers to the absence of active disease in patients with chronic disorders. remission • flares • exacerbations • autoimmune disease • multiple sclerosis
Medication, Personality & Suicide What do we know about the effectiveness of drug therapies used in the treatment PD suicidal behavior? Dr. Robert Cardish sums it up. personality disorder suicide • borderline pd self-destruction • pd suicidal behavior • personality disorder medication • antisocial pd suicidality |
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