That's the one I'm taking. Too early to tell if any effects just yet besides a giddy, happy but could turn to anxious if I were to take too much. Will probably scale back a tiny bit and see. Powerful, vivid dreams as well.

@theflypriestess I feel some effects after two uses. Only 5 drops in water. Better the sight, nerve flow down my legs. They have been stiff for a while.

@@Stardust12397 that's great! I am a week in now and I notice my manifestation happens very, very fast...didn't pick up on it until I noticed that one thing after another that I was thinking about or wanting was showing up, even before I was ready. Also much better focus, sleep, and mood.

@theflypriestess I started a parasite cleanse liquid around the same time and a potent multi strain friendly gut bacteria powder. All together my head is clearer and I have more energy. I will need tonpay attention to manifesting!!! 😀

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My concerns too.

Nitric oxide is very good for lowering high blood pressure

Low?

As per my physician by the way.

Exactly right. It could trigger serotonin syndrome if taken with an antidepressant.

Wow congrats!!🎉🎉 if i may ask, in what form did you use and what cancer did it help please?❤

Thank you for sharing. Man am I happy to hear that! I just started taking it for long Covid. My immune system is a mess. I’ve had awful flus all summer long and I really can’t take it anymore. I’m so tired of being sick, I just want to live my life. I just started taking .5 mg 4 days ago and man is it messing up my sleep. I really hope I start seeing benefits and immune system improvement.

@@ashleylala4293 Hi Ashley, so glad it was prescribed for you but sorry to hear about the sleep disruption. I remember the doc telling me it could do that and cause vivid dreams (whatever that actually means) but I haven't really experienced that either. I take my LDN about 10 am each day, don't know what time you are taking yours. By four days, I was feeling improvements and they worked the dosage up slowly, 3 mg is all I can manage. I liked the 4.5, but sudden fainting is dangerous, so brought it down. I will say, that if I forget to take it, I feel in a full blown crash, that's how much difference it makes for me. Also, it actually does boost your immune system so you aren't always catching everything, but then LC crashes feel as bad a covid or flu's, hard to tell which is happening. I hope you feel improvements soon, may have to wait for noticeable improvements when they increase your dose. Another point made to me by my doc, was she chose a particular compounding pharmacy in Golden CO, due to their consistent quality. I wonder if that is something to consider too. Thanks for responding, always good to share with other LCers and I wish you great improvement very soon. Hang in there. FYI, I am in no way back to my normal life, but just being able to get up, shower, do a little, is better than the prior suffering. I am going back to work for two afternoons a week, just to get by, after four and a half years of being so sick. Hope you can be patient, but the improvements should help you have hope! Best Wishes!

Try lowering or raising dose. Everyone is different as far as what is the happy level.

Why continue to take it then? You don't continue to take a drug that does nothing for you. Maybe if you stopped for a month you may notice things that definitely were better when you took the drug. Or maybe like me after 4 years on it for Hashimotos at 4.5ml I became resistant to it and took the compounding pharmacist advice to take a 1 month break from and then start again at 1ml. What I noticed during the break from it was, 1)my restless legs returned at night, 2)my blepharitis returned, 3) pain I my right breast implant which I am waiting to have removed, 4)itching skin in creases of elbows and back of knees, 5) not sleeping well, 6)slight anxiety. I have been without these symptoms for so long I had totally forgotten about them. The main purpose of the drug for me was to reduce the antibodies relating to Hashimotos, but all these other things it helped were pleasing extras😊

Please state your facts.

This drug LOW DOSE NALTREXONE has zero withdrawal symptoms. I just stopped it for 4 weeks, nada, zip, zero withdrawal effects. I do wish people would read about what he is referring to before making ignorant comments . This IS NOT the drug at 50ml level used for alcholism and drug withdrawal. It is used in tiny amounts from 0.1ml to 4.5ml which produces an entirely different effect. It is a repurposed drug and has been used in this way for over 40 years. In fact is is now used in the lower doses as a very effective adjunct to cancer treatment drugs . For many people it is a game changer. Please look up the medical facts about this drug and then you can make a useful comment😊

I had zero issues with withdrawal when I stopped naltrexone. However I recommend tapering. It's not habit forming

Noooooo

Are you crazy? All it does is BLOCK the receptors to the point if you take too much you can get depressed until you get used to it, but it’s sort of the opposite of opiates. Full antagonists ARE NOT HABIT FORMING.

Yes, it oxidizes fast. It must be used immediately after opening. Cerebrolysin should be run by itself, it’s quite powerful. I would not stack it with other nootropics.

@@randomuser88844when you say powerful what do you mean ? Like how

Started 2 days ago at 0.1 ml, too strong for me so will half it tomorrow

@@celestialskydancer762​​⁠i still feel .1mg might be too strong but im def doing better. In a couple weeks im going to have my pharmacy compound liquid LDN in almond oil. That way i can use sub .1mg dose and titrate up by micrograms. A lot of people with ME/CFS having success with this. The whole “tough out the side effects till your body adjusts” attitude needs to go. Starting at lower doses makes more sense. No need to put your body through that.

stop - why mix with lotion? too many ingredients in lotion that could react with MB -

@@andreasmamalakis2761 didn’t think of a reaction with lotion. I’m more concerned with whether to continue taking orally or not. Think I’ll stop and see if it gets better. Thx.

ye please do.