Quiet the Noise

About Quiet the Noise

Low-dose naltrexone is used off-label in functional medicine for a wide range of symptoms—from chronic inflammation to compulsive thoughts and emotional dysregulation. In sexual wellness, it helps many women reconnect with their bodies by reducing mental barriers, food noise, and emotional chaos.

It is non-addictive, non-hormonal, and custom-compounded for your needs.

Who Might Benefit

Quiet the Noise may be ideal for women who:

• Experience food or sex-related intrusive thoughts (“noise”)

• Feel emotionally disconnected or emotionally flat

• Struggle with low motivation, irritability, or mood swings

• Are on SSRIs or other medications affecting desire

• Feel “in their head” during intimacy or everyday life

• Want non-hormonal support for compulsive behaviors or burnout

💡 Particularly helpful in those managing stress-related intimacy blocks, trauma recovery, or dopamine-related imbalances.

How to Use It

• Start with 1–2 mg per day and adjust based on provider guidance

• Use sublingual flex tabs (dissolve under the tongue)

• Best taken in the evening, though some benefit from daytime dosing

• Always follow your provider’s instructions

How It Works

Low-dose naltrexone works differently than traditional medications. At microdoses, it temporarily blocks opioid receptors, causing the brain to increase its own production of endorphins and rebalance the immune and nervous systems.

In sexual and emotional health, this may:

• Calm overactive mental patterns

• Improve emotional presence and desire

• Reduce compulsive or avoidant behavior

• Enhance overall well-being and stress tolerance

When to Expect Results

• Mental clarity and reduced obsessive thoughts may improve in 2–3 weeks

• Emotional regulation, motivation, and intimacy support often improve by 4–6 weeks

• Ongoing use may lead to sustained resilience and presence

When to Contact Your Provider

• Reach out if you experience:

  • Persistent side effects

  • Mood changes or irritability

  • No improvement after 6–8 weeks

  We can adjust the dose or explore alternatives as needed.

Possible Side Effects

Most patients tolerate LDN well. Possible effects include:

• Vivid dreams or mild insomnia (usually temporary)

• Headache or nausea (rare)

• Mood shifts (notify your provider if bothersome)

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this HRT?
A: No—it’s a local, low-dose cream. It won’t relieve hot flashes or systemic symptoms, but it works well for intimate comfort.

Q: Can I use it with arousal products or vibrators?
A: Yes! In fact, it enhances comfort and tissue response when paired with other intimacy tools.

Q: Is it safe for long-term use?
A: Yes, most women use it long term under provider guidance.

LDN is a compounded prescription medication used off-label based on current clinical evidence and functional medicine practices. It is not FDA-approved for mood or intimacy support and should only be used under provider supervision.

Medical Oversight Disclaimer

Optional Add-On Tools

Ask about combining your treatment with:

Arousal Creams

For enhanced touch sensitivity

Supplements

Adjunct to enhanse prescription treatments.

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