Articles related to "Opiod"

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.

Drug overdoses happen to heroin or cocaine addicts on city streets. A larger problem is stalking those who never thought they would become dependent on prescriptions.

While THC and other naturally occurring cannibinoids have a wide variety of medical benefits, the future of medical marijuana belongs to man-made cannabinoids.

On September 17-20, 2008 Montreal hosted the World Congress on Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Presentations included 4 encouraging reports on low dose naltrexone (LDN).

RLS treatment options for seniors include non-drug therapies such as lifestyle changes, medications, or a combination of both.