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Gold Coast, AU

Is anyone taking low dose naltrexone for treatment? I’m seeing a holistic doctor and she has prescribed it. We are trying to stay away from immunosuppressant drugs

May 23, 2019
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A myRAteam Member

how does she think this works, as it is for treatment of alcoholism? I know there are side effects with other treatments used for RA, but this drug can cause liver damage and hepatitis.

June 1, 2019
A myRAteam Member

Holistic doctors are using it in very low dose (1.5-4.5mg) to treat auto immune related issues. For alcoholism the dose is usually around 300mg. At low dose it has almost no side effects. I’ll see if I find a few links to share.

June 12, 2019

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