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I think most Drs don’t prescribe it because they either don’t know about it or they’re skeptical about prescribing something off label. I’ve helped educate several drs who didn’t know about it to where they will now prescribe it for me. Once they realize that prescribing such a low dose of a drug that is safe even in high doses, they’re not nervous about the liability.
The LDN Research Trust has printable prescribing information for drs. I used this for my first Dr .
Here’s the link. https://ldnresearchtrust.org/sites/default/files/2024-02/Dosing-Guide-2024.pdf
@bunstuffer I have asked myself the same question about LDN. Why don't Doctors prescribe more routinely? It has to be that they are more inclined to use Big Pharm's more profitable drugs. My Rheumatologist refused to prescribe it saying "It doesn't work.". It is 'off patent' so big pharma can not monopolize...can be made by any company. I am so happy to be receiving some relief...with no side effects.
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