LDN and SIBO
What is Naltrexone? Naltrexone is an opioid antagonist, meaning it blocks the opioid receptors in your brain. These receptors are meant to respond to endorphins – your body’s natural “feel good”
January 27, 2021
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What is Naltrexone? Naltrexone is an opioid antagonist, meaning it blocks the opioid receptors in your brain. These receptors are meant to respond to endorphins – your body’s natural “feel good”
We all know about women and menopause. But do we know that men go through “the change” as well, as they age? And that the “change” stage is called andropause?
It is a known fact that there are no quantitative differences between Progesterone secretion and serum levels in men and women outside the luteal phase. In a prospective cohort study
We talked about testosterone – the main male sex hormone – in the first part of our series of BHRT for men. We talked about progesterone and its importance in men in part II.
A resounding answer to both questions is – “YES!” Good health equals good sex! Good health and a good relationship equal even better sex! At the core of good health
There is a well-known saying: “It takes two to tango”. Usually the same applies for a sexual encounter and relationship. In a normal sexual encounter both parties need to be
In your dermatology practice, you see many patients with acne. Your patients are of different ages, different ethnic backgrounds, male and female and have different skin types and textures. They
There appears to be some confusion and misinformation about Ketamine even among health care practitioners. This may be due to so much controversial, sometimes false information, disseminated through the media
Diabetes mellitus is an epidemic in the United States. The statistics for 2017 show 30.3 million people with diabetes and 84.1 million adults with prediabetes. That is a hefty 43.3%
As a pain management practitioner, you see patients with a wide variety of pain forms, intensities, lengths, locations, etc. caused by so many simple or intricate factors. You have a
TRYM Health (trymhealth.com) is illegally using our name and misrepresenting Haldey products. We have no affiliation with them. If you made a purchase through TRYM Health believing it was Haldey, take the following actions immediately:
1. Contact your bank or credit card provider to report the transaction.
2. Request a refund for any unauthorized charges.
3. Report the incident to:
• Local law enforcement
• Better Business Bureau (BBB)
• Federal Trade Commission (FTC) at ftc.gov/complaint
✅ Be sure your prescriber is licensed and has sent a prescription into our pharmacy directly via electronic prescribing, fax, hard copy, or verbal authorization as applicable per NYS law.
❌ Important Note:
Haldey is NOT an online pharmacy. We do not offer any patient direct online ordering. We only work with licensed prescribers who have an established patient-physician relationship. Any entity offering direct online sales under our name is illegitimate and unauthorized.
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