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Old 12-04-2008, 10:22 PM #1
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Has anyone out there tried Low Dose Naltrexone for Parkinson’s? I an interested finding Neurologists in the Naples/ Ft. Myers area who have experience in Low Dose Naltrexone therapy for Parkinson’s. Can someone help?
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Welcome, pjoompa!

I am on LDN for my MS, which I get from Skip's Pharmacy in Boca Raton. I wonder if a pharmacist at Skip's could tell you who you might contact for help. Their number is 1-800-553-7429.

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Ashleyk on this forum is on LDN. Do search for his posts. You can also look for my posts on low dose dextromethorphan, a similar OTC drug that I am taking with apparently good neuroprotective results.
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Hi Poompa,
I have been taking 4.5 mg of naltrexone, LDN, Skip's, for 53 months along with 600 mg of Q10. For about that same time period I have been taking Sinemet and Mirapex. The mix of these two PD drugs has changed but the overall dosage (rather low) has not increased. My PD is early-onset?, tremor based which I've read is slower to progress. I live a normal life and so far, so good.
As Twinkletoes suggested, you should check in with Skips' Pharmacy in Bocca. And you can search this forum for LDN info.

http://skipspharmacy.com/ldn.php

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