Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) Therapy
At the doses used here, naltrexone is not doing what it does at full dose. It is used as an immunomodulator — nudging a dysregulated immune system rather than suppressing it.
Who this is for
Patients with autoimmune and pain-related conditions where the goal is regulation rather than suppression.
LDN is one tool within a wider plan. Whether it belongs in yours follows from a functional evaluation, not from a diagnosis alone.
What the program includes
A functional evaluation first
Lab tests for hormones, inflammation and cellular aging markers, from which your provider builds a personalized plan. LDN is prescribed from that picture, not ahead of it.
Immunomodulatory dosing
A low-dose therapy used to help regulate the immune system and lower chronic inflammation in autoimmune and pain-related conditions.
Combined where appropriate
LDN is often paired with peptides and targeted nutrition — for example in inflammatory bowel conditions, where the aim is easing symptoms while restoring gut function.
Ongoing oversight
Response and tolerability are reviewed and the dose adjusted, rather than set once and repeated.
How this program runs
Foundational Assessment — $599
A full biological picture before anything is prescribed: symptoms, history, goals and comprehensive bloodwork, reviewed by Dr. Varano.
Membership — $279 / month
Ongoing clinical oversight, direct clinician messaging between visits, and protocol adjustments based on how you actually respond.
Your protocol
Built to your labs and your goals, then re-checked and adjusted as your numbers move. Nothing here is a fixed script.
Current program pricing is listed on the specialty treatment plans page.
What we track
Inflammatory markers and symptom pattern are followed together, and the protocol is revised from both. Chronic conditions are judged over months rather than weeks, which is what the membership model is built for.
LDN Therapy in Conshohocken & Greater Philadelphia
Low dose naltrexone is prescribed and monitored from our Conshohocken clinic, in Montgomery County just outside Philadelphia. Bloodwork is drawn locally and visits are available in person or by telehealth across Pennsylvania.
YoungerMeMD · 125 East Elm Street, Suite 201, Conshohocken, PA 19428 · (215) 892-1230
Questions patients ask us
How do I get started with anti-aging therapy for an autoimmune condition?
The first step is a functional medicine evaluation, which includes lab tests for hormones, inflammation, and cellular aging markers. From there, your provider will create a personalized plan.
How does anti-aging medicine assist with ulcerative colitis?
It tackles the root causes—chronic inflammation, immune imbalance, and gut dysfunction—through therapies like low-dose naltrexone, peptides, and targeted nutrition to ease symptoms and restore function.
How does this differ from standard autoimmune drugs?
Rather than immunosuppressants that block symptoms, this approach supports immune balance and helps the body heal from within by addressing root imbalances.
What distinguishes this from conventional autoimmune treatments?
Conventional medicine often concentrates on symptom control through immunosuppressants. Anti-aging therapy goes deeper by restoring cellular health, regulating hormones, and modulating the immune system.
Read more on this
This page covers how LDN is prescribed here. For the clinical background, start with the LDN guide.
Find out whether LDN belongs in your plan
Every plan starts with the Foundational Assessment and a conversation about what you are actually trying to change.
This page is for general educational purposes and does not constitute medical advice. Individual results vary. Therapies are provided only after clinical evaluation and where medically appropriate. Speak with a YoungerMeMD provider about your specific needs.