Drink Yourself Sober

ONE LITTLE PIL
Patrick Henderson here from Drink Yourself Sober - One Little Pill - I imagine a world where setting out on the road to sobriety will not necessarily mean giving up drinking immediately!
Rethinking your drinking - Drink Yourself Sober - A Prescription to End Drinking - FDA Approved Naltrexone 50mg - One a Day on the days you drink - Approved in Ireland and the UK. Naltrexone 50mg works on opioid receptors in the brain’s reward system and blocks the pleasant effects of alcohol.
Medical advice from a Medical Care Professional is essential.
Take a single dose of Naltrexone 50mg and you’ll know right away if it’s working.
Just imagine for a moment living in a world where becoming sober doesn't mean giving up drinking immediately!
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Legal Disclaimer Notice: The rules for obtaining opioid antagonist tablets such as Naltrexone vary in different parts of the world so always consult your Doctor. Some countries require a prescription while in others the medication can simply be purchased over the counter in a Pharmacy. There are often different terms used when this solution is used as treatment. For example although not generally referred to as the Sinclair Method, the method has now been approved for use with nalmefene (Selincro®) in all of the European Union member states. There are many different methods to help somebody stop abusing alcohol and your Doctor may advise you that an alternative method would be more suitable in your case.
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