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Naltrexone and Lactose Intolerance
Naltrexone and Lactose Intolerance If you have lactose intolerance, you should be aware that lactose monohydrate is an inactive ingredient in naltrexone. Monosaccharides are simple [...]
Why is the Sinclair Method not used more often?
Why Isn't the Sinclair Method Used More Often? I am often asked why Naltrexone is not prescribed more often for Alcohol Use Disorders, given that [...]
Sinclair Method Book
Sinclair Method Book The Cure for Alcoholism by Roy Eskapa is the official unofficial Sinclair Method book, an approach to alcoholism that does not require abstinence. [...]
Naltrexone Black Box Warning
Naltrexone Black Box Warning The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) sometimes issues a Boxed Warning on prescription medications, usually known as a Black Box [...]
Gabapentin for Alcohol Dependence
Gabapentin for Alcoholism Gabapentin was originally approved by the FDA to treat seizure disorders. It has also been found to be effective for a [...]
Gabapentin for Sleep
Gabapentin for Sleep Gabapentin (Neurontin) increases slow-wave sleep and is a safe, effective treatment for insomnia. It is a widely prescribed medication in neurology and psychiatry. In [...]
Top 5 Benefits of Telepsychiatry
Top 5 Benefits of Telepsychiatry Telepsychiatry offers an enticing combination of benefits to patients and healthcare providers alike. From an unparalleled level of convenience to superb [...]
Sinclair Method and Operant Conditioning
The Sinclair Method (TSM) and Operant Conditioning The process underlying the Sinclair Method (TSM) is known as Operant Conditioning, which many have learned about in their Psychology [...]
Alcohol Biomarkers
Alcohol Biomarkers It is well-established that alcohol has the potential to damage the liver, either from regular chronic use or a irregular binge drinking. When [...]
How Successful is Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)?
How Successful is Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)? Alcoholics Anonymous has been the "go-to" treatment for alcohol addiction since the 1930s and is often court-mandated. [...]