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Articles, publications and other documents on Low Dose Naltrexone and the science of opioid growth factor. 

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Interaction between endogenous opioids and IL-2 on PHA-stimulated human lymphocytes4.73 MBDownloadThese data demonstrate than an opioid antagonist, Naloxone, may prevent both IFN- and IL-2-mediated increases in human NK function.152
LDN Circular78.19 KBDownloadRX Circular: Uses, warnings, cautions and side effects on the packaging214
Fibromyalgia Treatment34.50 KBDownloadStanford's Clinical Trial of Naltrexone Recruiting Patients245
Increased Brain Size and Cellular Content in Infant Rats Treated with an Opiate Antagonist (1983)467.48 KBDownloadIncreased Brain Size and Cellular Content in Infant Rats Treated with an Opiate Antagonist (1983)134
More Than A Magic Bullet: LDN62.94 KBDownloadby Elaine Moore. "Low dose naltrexone (LDN) is a hot topic among patients with multiple sclerosis (MS), cancer, neurological conditions, HIV infection, herpes, autism, and autoimmune diseases..."221
The LDN Protocol Controversy88.12 KBDownloadThe erroneous supposition that LDN must be taken at night only. 252
LDN Dosing31.41 KBDownloadIn the protocol LDN, naltrexone is prescribed off-label in doses ranging from 1.5-10 mg daily, depending on body weight and symptoms. A dose of 4.5 mg is generally recommended for patients weighing approximately 150 lbs. 228
Low-Dose Naltrexone Therapy Improves Active Crohn’s Disease128.12 KBDownloadLDN therapy appears effective and safe in subjects with active Crohn’s disease. 180
Endogenous opioids, opioids receptors, and cancer (1990)599.30 KBDownloadEndogenous opioids, opioids receptors, and cancer (1990)177
AHSTA Newsletter July 2008576.41 KBDownloadLDN story, LDN dosing, and a quick look at survey responses.398
AHSTA Newsletter September 2008251.69 KBDownloadIncludes personal story on using LDN to stop the progression of multiple autoimmune diseases. 145
AHSTA Chat Transcript, Jan 2009149.40 KBDownloadElaine Moore introduces her new book "The Promise of Low Dose Naltrexone Therapy" in this AHSTA chat event.149
AHSTA Chat Transcript, May 2008116.78 KBDownloadAHSTA sponsors LDN Q&A chat event with Elaine Moore179
Compounding Pharmacies312.96 KBDownloadList of compounding pharmacies plus brochure373
Defects in the OGFr in Human Squamous Cell Carcinoma of Head and Neck545.48 KBDownloadThis study compared protein and gene expression of OGFr in surgical specimens of human squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck with normal epithelium.140
Benefits of Low Dose Naltrexone29.13 KBDownloadImmunomodulatory and Biochemical Effects of LDN296
Biology of the opioid growth factor receptor (OGFr)3.08 MBDownloadThe native opioid growth factor, Metenkephalin, is a tonic inhibitory peptide that plays a role in cell proliferation and tissue organization during development, cancer, cellular renewal and wound healing.167
 
     

 

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