Comments for Naltrexone For Addiction http://www.naltrexoneforaddiction.com Naltrexone For Addiction: Overcome opiate addiction, methadone addiction, heroin addiction with naltronexone. Thu, 20 May 2010 03:27:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 Comment on Drug addicts can get sterilized for cash – Charlotte Observer by Scotty76 http://www.naltrexoneforaddiction.com/307/drug-addicts-can-get-sterilized-for-cash-charlotte-observer/comment-page-1/#comment-294 Scotty76 Thu, 20 May 2010 03:27:36 +0000 http://www.naltrexoneforaddiction.com/307/drug-addicts-can-get-sterilized-for-cash-charlotte-observer/#comment-294 I have never heard of this program before, but it definitely an interesting way to fight addiction. Right or wrong, it seems to be working. I have never heard of this program before, but it definitely an interesting way to fight addiction. Right or wrong, it seems to be working.

]]> Comment on Narcotic Anonymous helps with Drug Addiction by Naltrexone and Addiction Team http://www.naltrexoneforaddiction.com/244/narcotic-anonymous-helps-with-drug-addiction/comment-page-1/#comment-196 Naltrexone and Addiction Team Mon, 05 Apr 2010 21:32:39 +0000 http://www.naltrexoneforaddiction.com/244/narcotic-anonymous-helps-with-drug-addiction/#comment-196 Thank You Thom! We appreciate the feedback. Thank You Thom!

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]]> Comment on Narcotic Anonymous helps with Drug Addiction by Thom M http://www.naltrexoneforaddiction.com/244/narcotic-anonymous-helps-with-drug-addiction/comment-page-1/#comment-155 Thom M Sun, 21 Mar 2010 04:19:30 +0000 http://www.naltrexoneforaddiction.com/244/narcotic-anonymous-helps-with-drug-addiction/#comment-155 As a member of narcotics anonymous I just wanted to thank you for a very well written piece. I will have 12 years clean next month and it is rare that I have seen such a well spoken story about the fellowship that I have no doubt saved my life. Thank you again, Thom As a member of narcotics anonymous I just wanted to thank you for a very well written piece. I will have 12 years clean next month and it is rare that I have seen such a well spoken story about the fellowship that I have no doubt saved my life.

Thank you again,
Thom

]]> Comment on Can Naltrexone Assist with Alcoholism and Other Addictions by Amy http://www.naltrexoneforaddiction.com/237/can-naltrexone-assist-with-alcoholism-and-other-addictions-2/comment-page-1/#comment-146 Amy Sun, 14 Mar 2010 17:25:24 +0000 http://www.naltrexoneforaddiction.com/237/can-naltrexone-assist-with-alcoholism-and-other-addictions-2/#comment-146 You don’t have to suffer or struggle anymore. There is a simple cure for alcoholism that is successful with 80% of the people who try it. It is called the Sinclair Method and it is simply: Naltexone (a safe drug) + drinking=cure. Over a period of 4 months your body will no longer crave alcohol, it is called pharmacological extinction. My story in a nutshell, I tried rehab to mega-supplements to AA. I also tried denial for a very long time. I drank a bottle of wine or more every day for many years. I achieved 6 months of sobriety in all this time. This past holiday season I went on a bender with both food and alcohol and once again decided to get some help. I poked around Amazon and stumbled upon a book called, The Cure for Alcoholism, which I thought was a joke. I read all 17 glowing reviews and ordered the book. I read it cover to cover in one sitting. I was still not 100% convinced so I contacted the guy that wrote the book (Roy Eskapa, Ph.D) and he called me and spoke to me for an hour about The Sinclair Method which is basically Naltrexone + Drinking=Cure. It is recognized by the U.N. and the government of Finland where it has cured (long term) over 100,000 alcoholics. It is helping wipe out severe alcoholism in very poor areas of India too. It was researched for 30 years by a man called Dr. David Sinclair and has an 80% success rate. Obviously successfully sober alcoholics should NOT try this method, but I was still drinking and didn’t know how or when to stop. So I decided to try the Sinclair Method. I thought, what do I have to lose, it is not like drinking a bottle of wine every night is any healthier than trying a safe, inexpensive drug! It is working so brilliantly that I want to share it with every single struggling alcoholic in hopes that it will end there suffering too! I started a blog: AdventuresofToxicGirl.BlogSpot.com and created an iPhone app for it to spread the word even more: The Little Miracle Pill that Cures Alcohol Addiction. If I can help save one more life then my work is worth it. I am not sober yet, but my craving for alcohol is being extinguished just like Dr. Roy says in his book. Since I’ve been on the Sinclair method I’m down to 2 to 3 glasses of wine every night (and that is 4 oz. measured units). After that I have absolutely no desire to drink anymore. Before naltrexone, I could not leave alcohol in the house like I do now. Many people that have gone the full 3-4 month treatment choose–effortlessly–to stop drinking all together and others become occasional drinkers (1-2 times a week). I don’t have a goal, I’m just seeing where this naltrexone takes me…I’m just glad that whatever happens, I won’t be drinking myself to an early grave anymore. You don’t have to suffer or struggle anymore. There is a simple cure for alcoholism that is successful with 80% of the people who try it. It is called the Sinclair Method and it is simply: Naltexone (a safe drug) + drinking=cure. Over a period of 4 months your body will no longer crave alcohol, it is called pharmacological extinction.

My story in a nutshell, I tried rehab to mega-supplements to AA. I also tried denial for a very long time. I drank a bottle of wine or more every day for many years. I achieved 6 months of sobriety in all this time. This past holiday season I went on a bender with both food and alcohol and once again decided to get some help. I poked around Amazon and stumbled upon a book called, The Cure for Alcoholism, which I thought was a joke. I read all 17 glowing reviews and ordered the book. I read it cover to cover in one sitting. I was still not 100% convinced so I contacted the guy that wrote the book (Roy Eskapa, Ph.D) and he called me and spoke to me for an hour about The Sinclair Method which is basically Naltrexone + Drinking=Cure. It is recognized by the U.N. and the government of Finland where it has cured (long term) over 100,000 alcoholics. It is helping wipe out severe alcoholism in very poor areas of India too. It was researched for 30 years by a man called Dr. David Sinclair and has an 80% success rate.

Obviously successfully sober alcoholics should NOT try this method, but I was still drinking and didn’t know how or when to stop. So I decided to try the Sinclair Method. I thought, what do I have to lose, it is not like drinking a bottle of wine every night is any healthier than trying a safe, inexpensive drug! It is working so brilliantly that I want to share it with every single struggling alcoholic in hopes that it will end there suffering too! I started a blog: AdventuresofToxicGirl.BlogSpot.com and created an iPhone app for it to spread the word even more: The Little Miracle Pill that Cures Alcohol Addiction. If I can help save one more life then my work is worth it.

I am not sober yet, but my craving for alcohol is being extinguished just like Dr. Roy says in his book. Since I’ve been on the Sinclair method I’m down to 2 to 3 glasses of wine every night (and that is 4 oz. measured units). After that I have absolutely no desire to drink anymore. Before naltrexone, I could not leave alcohol in the house like I do now. Many people that have gone the full 3-4 month treatment choose–effortlessly–to stop drinking all together and others become occasional drinkers (1-2 times a week). I don’t have a goal, I’m just seeing where this naltrexone takes me…I’m just glad that whatever happens, I won’t be drinking myself to an early grave anymore.

]]> Comment on Doc Chat: Treating Alcoholism with Drugs by Dr. Roy Eskapa http://www.naltrexoneforaddiction.com/42/doc-chat-treating-alcoholism-with-drugs/comment-page-1/#comment-17 Dr. Roy Eskapa Fri, 02 Oct 2009 17:21:20 +0000 http://www.naltrexoneforaddiction.com/42/doc-chat-treating-alcoholism-with-drugs/#comment-17 Dr Mark Willenbring recently chaired a session at the International Society for Addiction Medicine (ISAM - Sept, 2009) in Calgary where he made the powerful point that alcoholism is - to a large extent - learned and driven by biological factors. In other words, it is largely a medical condition for which there are now safe medical solutions. The other point he made was that in the 60s and 70s depression was considered only treatable by specialist doctors and hospitals. However, the advent of safe anti-depressants like Prozac relief to millions of patients through primary physicians became routine in the 80s through the present. He thinks the same can happen with medication for alcoholism. We would like to make the point that 79 clinical trials on naltrexone for alcoholism have shown efficacy if used with pharmacological extinction - that is naltrexone is started without prior detox and the patient is currently drinking when naltrexone is prescribed as opposed to prescribing naltrexone, an opioid antagonist, with instructions to abstain. There are 35 clinical trials proving that naltrexone is virtually worthless with instructions to abstain and these are described in the annotated bibliography of The Cure for Alcoholism with a foreword by Dr. David Sinclair and author DR Roy Eskapa - BenBella Books, Dallas, Nov 2008 - ISBN-13: 978-1933771557 -- free book chapters downlaodable from TheCureForAlcololism website. Dr Mark Willenbring recently chaired a session at the International Society for Addiction Medicine (ISAM – Sept, 2009) in Calgary where he made the powerful point that alcoholism is – to a large extent – learned and driven by biological factors. In other words, it is largely a medical condition for which there are now safe medical solutions. The other point he made was that in the 60s and 70s depression was considered only treatable by specialist doctors and hospitals. However, the advent of safe anti-depressants like Prozac relief to millions of patients through primary physicians became routine in the 80s through the present. He thinks the same can happen with medication for alcoholism. We would like to make the point that 79 clinical trials on naltrexone for alcoholism have shown efficacy if used with pharmacological extinction – that is naltrexone is started without prior detox and the patient is currently drinking when naltrexone is prescribed as opposed to prescribing naltrexone, an opioid antagonist, with instructions to abstain. There are 35 clinical trials proving that naltrexone is virtually worthless with instructions to abstain and these are described in the annotated bibliography of The Cure for Alcoholism with a foreword by Dr. David Sinclair and author DR Roy Eskapa – BenBella Books, Dallas, Nov 2008 – ISBN-13: 978-1933771557 — free book chapters downlaodable from TheCureForAlcololism website.

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