LDN can be adverse to Liver function, but only at the high dose range of around 50 Mg. I take the generally recommended low dose of 4.5 Mg. At this low dose, I do not see where any blood tests would be needed, per my knowledge/experience anyway. But if you have any concerns still, I would ask an LDN pharmacist about this.
LDN is too low a dose of Naltrexone to treat Alcoholism. However, the FDA-approved 50 mg dose for Naltrexone is I believe. Remember Naltrexone is Not the same as Low-Dose Naltrexone (LDN). Check with a Doctor or pharmacist for clarification/verification.
While on LDN what blood test are recommended to monitor?
LDN can be adverse to Liver function, but only at the high dose range of around 50 Mg. I take the generally recommended low dose of 4.5 Mg. At this low dose, I do not see where any blood tests would be needed, per my knowledge/experience anyway.
But if you have any concerns still, I would ask an LDN pharmacist about this.
Can LDN help control alcoholism
Yes
LDN is too low a dose of Naltrexone to treat Alcoholism. However, the FDA-approved 50 mg dose for Naltrexone is I believe.
Remember Naltrexone is Not the same as Low-Dose Naltrexone (LDN). Check with a Doctor or pharmacist for clarification/verification.