A New Approach to Weight Management:
Low-Dose Naltrexone (LDN)
FIRST MONTH IS FREE!*
*The first 30 day supply is included in the cost of the consultation fee. Must qualify for treatment per ZYP provider discretion
How to get started
ZYP simplifies the process for managing and treating Weight Loss, allowing our patients to be evaluated via telemed and self-treated from their own home.
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Schedule a Consult
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One-time consultation fee of $99 is due at checkout. This fee will include the first month of treatment! (30 tablets of Naltrexone 3mg).
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Meet the Provider Virtually
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This consultation is strictly educational and informative of our treatment options and to discuss Low-Dose Naltrexone in more detail.
At ZYP - we are not “Pushy” what-so-ever. We want patients to have a solid understanding of how low-dose naltrexone works
We also want to help recognize your barriers to weight loss or weight gain and help our patient’s set up a game plan for maximum success with their weight loss journey
You will receive expert advice on how you can change your lifestyle and behaviors to guide you through your weight loss journey
If you are a qualified patient to receive Low-Dose Naltrexone treatment, your ZYP provider will discuss the medication options and the pricing thoroughly
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Meds Shipped to You
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Pricing for Low-Dose Naltrexone:
Your First month of treatment is FREE (We include this in the cost of the Consultation of $99)
After the initial month of treatment, the pricing options are as followed:
Option 1) $89.99/mo x 3 payments
Option 2) $240 pay in full (Save $30)
Option 3) $480 - 6 months of treatment (Save $60)
• Treatment plans are 3 months in duration (minimum) - If you decide to discontinue treatment, you will not be given a refund. (refunds may be given per ZYP provider’s discretion if choosing the 6 month treatment option)
• 90 day supplies of the medication will be prescribed (if medically necessary per providers discretion)
• These Pricing options all cover/include prescription(s), shipping/handling fee, credit card processing fees, follow ups, and provider support throughout the duration of your treatment plan.
• Recurrent Billing for monthly payment options will automatically charge the card on file a total of 3 times. Your card will not be charged again unless you go forth with a refill for an additional 3-6 months.
Low-dose naltrexone (LDN) provides a temporary blockade of opioid receptors resulting in a rebound effect, yielding an increase in endorphin production.
The Boost in Endorphins:
· Promotes healing
· Regulates immunity
· Provides pain relief
· Reduces inflammation
Therapeutic benefits of LDN are evident in autoimmune diseases, gastrointestinal disorders, chronic pain, mental health challenges, and inflammation
Potential Clinical Uses of LDN include
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* Addiction * Addison’s Disease * Alopecia Areata * Alzheimer’s Disease * Ankylosing Spondylitis * Anxiety * Atopic Dermatitis * Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) * Chronic Pain * Complex Regional Pain Syndrome * Crohn’s Disease * Eczema * Fibromyalgia * Hashimoto’s Disease * Hypothyroidism * Inflammatory Bowel Disease * Irritable Bowel Syndrome * Kawasaki’s Disease * Lyme Disease * Lupus * Meniere’s Disease * Migraine Headaches * Multiple Sclerosis (MS) * Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) * PANDAS * Parkinson’s Disease * Periodontal Disease * Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) * Psoriasis * Rheumatoid Arthritis
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Addiction
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Anxiety
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• * Addiction * Addison’s Disease * Alopecia Areata * Alzheimer’s Disease * Ankylosing Spondylitis * Anxiety * Atopic Dermatitis * Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) * Chronic Pain * Complex Regional Pain Syndrome * Crohn’s Disease * Eczema * Fibromyalgia * Hashimoto’s Disease * Hypothyroidism * Inflammatory Bowel Disease * Irritable Bowel Syndrome * Kawasaki’s Disease * Lyme Disease * Lupus * Meniere’s Disease * Migraine Headaches * Multiple Sclerosis (MS) * Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) * PANDAS * Parkinson’s Disease * Periodontal Disease * Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) * Psoriasis * Rheumatoid Arthritis • Addiction • Anxiety •
*Disclaimer: LDN has not been approved by the FDA for these uses, but there are multiple studies that have shown these benefits.
How does Low-Dose Naltrexone work?
The Science.
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• Naltrexone is an opioid receptor antagonist, blocking these receptors for only a short number of hours.
• The temporary blockade of the opioid receptors is believed promote an increase in endogenous opioids (naturally occurring in the body) such as endorphins once the effects of the receptor blockade wears off.
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• Due to the increase in endogenous endorphin production, Low-Dose Naltrexone helps the body decrease the production of Pro-Inflammatory Cytokines while simultaneously increasing the production of Anti-Inflammatory Cytokines.
• LDN has also been shown to modulate the function of T Cells, Microglia and other cells within the body's immune system.
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The use of LDN may suppress overactive Glial Cells within the nervous system, which are related to chronic inflammation and nerve pain.
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Low-Dose Naltrexone inhibits Toll-like Receptors such as TLR4s, which play a role in Immune Response as well as Inflammation. This observed behavior has been linked to LDN's ability to modulate Immune Response as well as playing a role in the reduction of Inflammation.
Potential Benefits of Treatment
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LDN may help reduce cravings and overall food intake by modulating opioid receptors and reducing the brain’s response to food-related pleasure signals.
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It may enhance metabolic function by reducing chronic inflammation, which is often linked to metabolic disorders and weight gain.
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LDN has been shown to lower inflammation and improve insulin sensitivity, helping the body process glucose more efficiently and reducing fat storage.
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Chronic inflammation can contribute to obesity. LDN’s anti-inflammatory effects may help counteract weight gain linked to autoimmune and inflammatory conditions.
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Since poor sleep is linked to weight gain, LDN’s potential to regulate sleep patterns can indirectly support weight loss efforts.
Common Side Effects
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Duration: Typically improves within 1–2 weeks as the body adjusts.
Typical Recommendations:Take LDN earlier in the evening (e.g., 4-6 hours before bedtime).
Use relaxation techniques or melatonin if needed.
If persistent, consider reducing the dose temporarily and gradually increasing it
(These recommendations are for educational purposes only & do not serve as medical advice)
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Duration: Usually subsides within a few days to a week.
Common Recommendations:
Stay well-hydrated.
Use over-the-counter pain relief (e.g., acetaminophen or ibuprofen, if appropriate).
Reduce the dose slightly and increase gradually.
(These recommendations are for educational purposes only & do not serve as medical advice)
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Duration: Typically resolves within the first 1–2 weeks.
Common Recommendations:
Take LDN with food to reduce stomach irritation.
Sip ginger tea or use ginger supplements.
Reduce the dose temporarily and increase gradually.
(These recommendations are for educational purposes only & do not serve as medical advice)
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Duration: Often resolves within 1–2 weeks.
Recommendations:
Stay hydrated and ensure adequate electrolyte intake.
Get plenty of rest and avoid overexertion.
If dizziness is significant, take LDN at bedtime.
(These recommendations are for educational purposes only & do not serve as medical advice)
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Duration: Usually improves within 1–2 weeks.
Common Recommendations:
Take LDN earlier in the day if it causes restlessness at night.
Practice deep breathing or light exercise to help manage symptoms.
Reduce caffeine intake and consider a temporary dose reduction if severe.
If side effects persist beyond a few weeks or significantly impact daily life, adjusting the dose or timing may help. Consulting with a healthcare provider is recommended for persistent or severe symptoms.
(These recommendations are for educational purposes only & do not serve as medical advice)
