Low-Dose Naltrexone Relief

• Opioid receptor production increases in order to try and capture more endorphins
• Opioid receptors sensitivity increases, also in order to try and capture more endorphins
• Production of endorphins is increased in order to compensate for the perceived shortage

Once LDN is metabolized by the liver and eliminated from the body (after 3-4 hours), the elevated levels of endorphins produced, as a result of the rebound effect, can now interact and bind with the more sensitive and more plentiful opioid receptors. These opioid receptors, are found throughout the body, including virtually every cell of the body’s immune system.