Frequently Asked Questions
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What is Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN)?
LDN is a therapy that uses a low dose of the medication naltrexone to help support the immune system and reduce inflammation. Many patients use LDN for conditions such as chronic pain, autoimmune disorders, and Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS).
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In which states is LDN Direct available?
We serve patients in all U.S. states except Oregon.
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Who will I see for my consultation, and what is the cost?
Options depend on your state:
Dr. Sajad Zalzala, MD: $109
Jade Arellano, staff-assisted intake: $79
Kenley Ostry, nurse practitioner: $94.99, where availableA licensed clinician makes all medical and prescribing decisions.
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How long does my prescription last?
If LDN is prescribed, the initial service includes the starting prescription, one dose change if needed, and coverage for up to six months from your consultation.
Prescriptions and dose changes depend on your clinician’s assessment.
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What happens after 6 months?
Your treatment needs review to continue after six months. Stable patients may qualify for a refill review. Others may need a follow-up visit.
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How much does the medication itself cost?
Medication costs vary depending on the pharmacy you choose. We recommend these trusted compounding pharmacies:
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How do I get started?
You can begin the process by completing our secure intake form and scheduling your consultation.
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How do I access the patient portal?
After booking, look for your Practice Better invitation email. Follow it to activate your account.
Already activated? Sign in to your Practice Better portal.
If you need a new invitation or cannot access your portal, email info@rootcausesclinic.com.