I am delighted to have Dr. Jill Valerias, an Alaskan-based practitioner, joining me on the show for a two-part series on low-dose Naltrexone. I have been eager to explore this topic for quite some time, and Dr.Valerias is the perfect expert to guide us.

In Part 1, she clarified what low-dose Naltrexone is and explained its uses. In Part 2 today, we dive into its safety, the correct dosages, and lab monitoring.

How Low-Dose Naltrexone helps with dermatologic conditions:

It dampens or lessens immune reactions
It can reduce the sensitivity
It alleviates rashes.

Dr. Jill Valerius Bio:

Dr. Jill Valerius is a dual board-certified physician in Family and Integrative Medicine with an additional certification in Functional Medicine.

She has been practicing family medicine for over 20 years and, over time, has realized that focusing on diet, lifestyle, and nutrition are the only ways to treat and avoid chronic diseases effectively.

Through listening, educating, and empowering patients, she has been able to help patients reverse and avoid chronic medical problems and unnecessary prescription medications.

Her mission is to educate and empower people to avoid and reverse health problems, allowing them to live happy, healthy, and full lives.

In This Episode:

How LDN works to provide pain relief
The immune-modulating effects of LDN
How LDN reduces inflammation
How LDN impacts sleep, pain, and overall well-being
Various autoimmune conditions that LDN can treat
What is the typical dosing regimen for LDN?
The tools Dr.Valerius uses to monitor and improve cognitive function in older patients and those she uses to help patients relax and improve their focus