Ray's healthy tidbit about depression and LDN

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Welcome to Healthy Choices, a daily commentary with your host, Ray Solano about your health care. Hi, I'm Ray Solano, pharmacist-owner and clinical nutritionist of PD labs, pharmacy, and host of healthy choices, XM radio, and podcast.

Depression is a very common condition that affects more than 16 million Americans and more than 300 million around the world. It is considered the top cause of disability worldwide. An important fact for everyone to understand is that these conditions can be helped and important to reach out to your medical practitioners and to ask for help. It is so important to eliminate the stigma so that people are comfortable reaching out and getting the help that they need. The pharmacy team at PD labs is prepared to do their part in educating people on the many options for patients today. Our team is specially trained in the most up to date research and the flexible dosage forms for children and adults.

One important option, not widely publicized is the off-label use of low dose naltrexone and ultra-low-dose naltrexone. The results of the research were published in a journal of affective disorders in January of 2017 naltrexone in large doses is a medication that can be used for the treatment of opioid addictions and alcohol problems. The research that was conducted in order to, instead of the action of this drug showed that low dose naltrexone can also be taken with patients suffering from severe depression. Talk to your medical professional today about low dose naltrexone and see if this is a healthy choice for you. As a special offer, the pharmacist at PD labs offering free shipping and special pricing less than $20 a month for patients prescribed low dose naltrexone. This makes it affordable for everyone. Call us today at (888) 909-0110 and ask about low dose naltrexone. Listen to my weekly podcast, healthy choices XM listed on iTunes and our website, PD labs, rx.com that phone number again is (888) 909-0110 remember, you have a choice in healthcare.