Long COVID much better within a week of starting low-dose naltrexone
- Condition
- Long COVID
- At worst
- Not stated
- Ill before improving or writing
- Not stated
- Last post
- Dec 2025
In their words
- Condition: Long COVID
It is what turned me around within a week of starting it. ... Lots of current research is showing benefits for treating Long Covid
In context ↗ - Now: Much better
It is what turned me around within a week of starting it.
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Summary
The person reported that low-dose naltrexone turned them around within a week of starting it. They said a functional-medicine doctor recommended it, and they noted that current research shows benefits for treating long COVID as well as other autoimmune disorders. They attributed their turnaround to the drug.
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- Low dose naltrexone · Helped a lot
It is what turned me around within a week of starting it.
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