Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) as a Cancer Adjunct: Mechanisms, Evidence, and Clinical Protocol
How LDN modulates OGF/OGFr signaling, upregulates NK cell activity, and may reduce tumor growth—with dosing protocols and candidate selection criteria.
Clinical Immunology
Moderate EvidenceNK Cells
Natural killer cell function, testing, and therapeutic enhancement.
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Trained Immunity: How Your Innate Immune System Develops Epigenetic Memory
Trained immunity is epigenetic reprogramming of innate immune cells that boosts long-term pathogen defence without T or B cells. Here is what it means clinically.
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How Reactivated Viruses Suppress Your Immune System
The immune suppression cascade: how Lyme disease triggers EBV, HHV-6, and CMV reactivation, and how these viruses further suppress immunity in a vicious cycle.
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Low NK Cell Function: What It Means and What to Do
Understanding low natural killer cell function in chronic illness. What NK cells do, why function drops, how to test, and evidence-based strategies to restore immune surveillance.
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NK Cells: Natural Killer Cells and CD57
What NK cells do, why CD57 matters in Lyme disease, and how to support natural killer cell function. By Dr. med. univ. Julian Douwes.
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Thymus Function and T-Cell Health
How the thymus gland shapes immunity, why it declines with age, and what thymic peptide therapy can offer. By Dr. med. univ. Julian Douwes.
