Autoimmune Condition | LDN | Weight loss
In this instructional video, the speaker explains how to prepare a low‑dose naltrexone (LDN) solution using a 50 mg dispersible tablet dissolved in one litre of water. The tablet fully dissolves with gentle stirring, creating a solution that contains 50 mg (50,000 µg) of naltrexone per litre, i.e., 50 µg per millilitre. The speaker walks through the arithmetic for converting the desired microgram dose (e.g., 1 µg, 3 µg, 4.5 µg) into the corresponding volume of water to drink, using a measuring cup. He then outlines dosage recommendations for different age groups—from infants (1 year) to adults up to 65 years—by multiplying the per‑millilitre concentration with the prescribed microgram dose. The speaker notes that a full 1‑litre bottle typically lasts 12–14 days, after which a new bottle should be prepared. The tone is conversational and instructional, with an enthusiastic, supportive attitude toward the efficacy of LDN for autoimmune conditions and weight loss.
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