Sunjya Schweig (LDN, low dose naltrexone) from LDN Research Trust on Vimeo.
LDN Social Media
Get connected with us on social networks
Radio Show interviews, and Presentations from the LDN 2013, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019 Conferences
They are also on our Vimeo Channel and YouTube Channel
Jill Brook MA - 16th May 2018 (LDN, low dose naltrexone) from LDN Research Trust on Vimeo.
Jill Brook, MA shares her Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) experience on the LDN Radio Show with Linda Elsegood.
ill Brook, M.A. ran a thriving nutrition practice in Southern California for 12 years, until severe POTS and related disorders left her unable to stand up, eat, sleep, or get around without fainting. For years she was homebound, searching for answers. After trying everything recommended by 19 specialists, Jill found the LDN 2016 conference, which changed her life.
She is now back to enjoying her old activities, working as a Nutrition Consultant to the Dysautonomia Clinic, serving on the Boards of patient advocacy groups, and assisting several POTS specialists with their research. Most recently she was the subject of a published case study describing her unusually successful recovery, and the role that LDN may have played.
Jill Brook suffered for over 17 years with dysautonomia and was on her “last legs” before discovering Low Dose Naltrexone. She shares her story, describing her worsening symptoms and various treatments on her road back to health. As a dietitian she also shares with us, how diet affects the immune system and overall health. This interview will benefit anyone with an illness caused by a low autoimmune system, and autonomic dysfunction.
This is a summary of Jill Brook’s interview. Please listen to the rest of Jill’s story by clicking on the video above.
Dr AnnMarie Graziadio - 23rd May 2018 (LDN, low dose naltrexone) from LDN Research Trust on Vimeo.
Dr. AnnMarie Graziadio from New York, Apple Valley pharmacy shares her experience with Low Dose Naltrexone.
I got my bachelor's degree in pharmacy at Northeastern university in Boston. Right out after getting my bachelor's degree, I continued on to receive my doctorate degree in pharmacy from the university of Rhode Island. I did most of my clinical work at mass general hospital in Boston. I then moved on and got a job for a pharmaceutical industry. Position at Solvay pharmaceuticals, which has now been purchased. I was coordinating clinical trials between that company and teaching hospitals, got to travel around the world and attend many conferences and it was fabulous.
Then I decided I wanted a family and I couldn't do that traveling three weeks out of the month. So I decided to go back into a clinical role at a hospital.
I ended up leaving Massachusetts and coming back to my home state of New York to be closer to family and raise my children here. I ended up getting a job with a local compounding pharmacist and when he was ready to retire, I purchased that pharmacy, which is now called Apple Valley pharmacy.
And we specialize in non sterile compounding. We service our local community where I grew up but we're also a bedroom community to Manhattan.
We're finding the patients that are using Low Dose Naltrexone have hardly any side effects at all and are just thrilled to find something that works that isn't interacting with anything or breaking the bank either when it comes to cost. They're a pleasure to work with.
Mostly, our LDN are capsules and we use micro crystal and cellulose as a filler.
A lot of our local providers start at 0.5 to one milligram and then slowly go up for 30 to 45 days to a maximum of 4.5 milligrams. But I honestly don't think I have anyone on 4.5 mg.
The feedback is great. There's no complaints at all. Obviously the titrating up is when they would normally say if they had any of those symptoms, like the vivid dreams and the nightmares, but we've had maybe one person say that they've experienced that during the titration phase and usually it goes away.
I usually ask them to call us within the first week of starting anything new, whether it's LDN or anything else that we would compound or dispense commercially.
We have a website which is www.applevalleypharmacy.com. We also have a Facebook page, which is also Facebook, Apple Valley pharmacy or patients can contact us via phone.
I can give you our number is (845) 988-5805 and we're readily available to help anyone that needs it. Our store hours are 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Monday through Friday. Saturdays we're open from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM and Sundays we're closed and we ship our prescriptions that are compounded free of charge.
So if the person doesn't live in the immediate area, it's not a concern. We would mail it to them.
Summary of Dr. AnnMarie Graziadio from New York, Apple Valley pharmacy interview. Watch the YouTube video for the full interview.
Pharmacist Brendan Quinn from Ireland - 13th April 2018 (LDN, low dose naltrexone) from LDN Research Trust on Vimeo.
Pharmacist Brendan Quinn shares his Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) experience on the LDN Radio Show with Linda Elsegood.
You will enjoy Brenden Quinn’s delightful Irish accent. He is a pharmacist who has researched Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) since 2000 and witnessed great results for his patients.
As LDN is becoming more widely known and utilised, he and others are starting up a large compounding business to supply many pharmacies that don’t do compounding. He confirms that LDN is the most effective, affordable, and safe drug for a multitude of autoimmune conditions, and the demand for it is growing rapidly.
This is a summary of Brendan Quinn’s interview. Please listen to the rest of Brendan’s story by clicking on the video above.