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If you are out there struggling with addiction I would checkout: Naltrexone. Naltrexone binds to the endorphin receptors in the body, and blocks the effects an
by ransom1538 5y ago
If you are out there struggling with addiction I would checkout: Naltrexone. Naltrexone binds to the endorphin receptors in the body, and blocks the effects and feelings of alcohol. IMHO: The addict brain needs to be reprogrammed with chemicals - not just 'understanding why' or making macaroni necklaces in rehab. Naltrexone can be used with both opioid and alcohol dependence and is extremely cheap. Once on Naltrexone you can still drink/opioid and you wont get the high. Drinking a beer would be like drinking a Coke on Naltrexone. Pounding down two liters of Coke is gross - and your brain will start to associate that drinking is terrible.
- cupcake-unicorn 5y agoLow Dose Naltrexone is also a super interesting modality that's gaining more traction. The idea is that at low doses you are training your body to reset and produce its own endogenous opioids.