Weight management
Low-dose naltrexone (LDN)
Typical form: Capsule
Low-dose naltrexone is prescribed off-label at doses well below those used for addiction medicine. It is considered only as an adjunct within a broader plan, and only when the physician judges it appropriate for your history.
Dr. Diaz decides if this is appropriate after reviewing your case.
Who it may be considered for
- Patients already engaged in a physician-directed plan
- Patients whose history supports an adjunct trial
- Patients without interacting medications identified in review
This list is educational. Only a licensed physician can decide whether a treatment is appropriate for you, and no outcome is promised.
How Med My Way works
- 1. Complete intake with your history, medications, and goals.
- 2. Dr. Diaz reviews your chart and any labs, then decides what is appropriate.
- 3. If a prescription is written, a licensed 503A partner pharmacy compounds it.
- 4. Follow-up visits review tolerance, labs, and whether to adjust or stop.
Ordering is not open yet
Exact strengths and ordering open after Dr. Diaz approves you as a patient.
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and are prepared for one patient from a valid prescription. Care is available to adults 18+ located in Florida. This page is educational and is not medical advice. If you have a medical emergency, call 911.