>With that said, Naltrexone doesn't address the fundamental emotional problems that underlie most cases of addiction. So it doesn't do them a whole lot of good

>With that said, Naltrexone doesn't address the fundamental emotional problems that underlie most cases of addiction. So it doesn't do them a whole lot of good to force them to take it, without also helping them find stability, the lack of which probably led them to self-medicate in the first place. Could just as easily be exposure and genetic predisposition, there's plenty of "stable" addicts.