LDN has been studied in conditions like lupus, Hashimoto’s, Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, and other immune-driven illnesses.
Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) Therapy & Immune Modulation
At Care and Save Pharmacy in Altamonte, we believe in supporting the body’s own healing potential. Our compounding pharmacists work closely with your provider to deliver tailored low dose naltrexone (LDN) formulations that support immune balance, reduce inflammation, and offer relief in many chronic conditions.
Why Choose Care and Save for LDN Therapy?
- Precise, Low Dose Formulations — LDN requires very small, customized doses (often 0.5 mg to 4.5 mg) that aren’t commercially available in that range.
- Multiple Delivery Options — we can compound LDN as capsules, sublingual tablets, suspensions, or topical/cream forms depending on patient needs.
- Clean & Gentle Preparations — we avoid unnecessary fillers, allergens, and irritants in our compounding processes.
- Clinical Collaboration & Support — we partner with your prescriber to help with dosage titration, patient monitoring, and symptom tracking.
- Well-Tolerated Safety Profile — LDN is often well tolerated with minimal side effects in most patients.
Conditions & Concerns We Support with LDN
Autoimmune Disorders & Inflammation
Chronic Pain & Neuropathy
Skin & Dermatological Disorders
Autoimmune Disorders & Inflammation
Chronic Pain & Neuropathy
For fibromyalgia, nerve pain, and other chronic pain states, LDN may help by modulating neuroinflammation.
Skin & Dermatological Disorders
Conditions like psoriasis, pruritis, and other inflammatory skin disorders have been among the uses of LDN.
Chronic Fatigue / Post-Viral Syndromes
Neurological & Brain Health Conditions
Mood, Sleep & Adjunctive Mental Health Support
Chronic Fatigue / Post-Viral Syndromes
LDN is sometimes used in chronic fatigue and inflammatory post-viral states (e.g. Long COVID) to help modulate immune and inflammatory response.
Neurological & Brain Health Conditions
Emerging uses are in multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s, and other neurological/degenerative conditions.
Mood, Sleep & Adjunctive Mental Health Support
By modulating inflammation and endogenous opioid systems, LDN is studied in mood, brain fog, and related symptoms.
Frequently Asked Questions
LDN refers to doses of naltrexone far below those used for addiction treatment (typically ≤ 5 mg). At these low doses, it behaves differently — modulating immune and inflammatory pathways rather than acting solely as an opioid blocker.
Commercial naltrexone is normally available only in much higher doses (e.g. 50 mg). To get precise, safe low doses, compounding is required.
It can be compounded as oral capsules, sublingual tablets, liquid suspensions, or topical/cream forms, depending on patient preference and absorption needs.
It often takes weeks to months to see full benefit, but many patients notice initial improvements in inflammation, pain, or energy within a few weeks.
LDN is generally well tolerated. Some patients may experience vivid dreams, sleep changes, or mild GI symptoms during initial adjustment. We monitor closely and adjust dosing as needed.
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Initial consultation & health history review
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Coordination with your provider for prescription & indication
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Compounding formulation tailored to you
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Follow-up monitoring, symptom tracking, and dose adjustments