Your two basic options are Disulfiram, which iirc interferes with the metabolization of acetylaldehyde, making you feel like absolute shit and with a nasty side effect profile. Naltrexone (vivotrol in IM form) is the antagonist, which blunts the euphoria and so weakens the reward system reinforcing
Tipsy often leads to dumb. 😄 Knew a guy who found Disulfiram fixed both for him.
right, sure, but that doesn't really have anything to do with what i was saying. you can't get high on disulfiram lolright, sure, but that doesn't really have anything to do with what i was saying. you can't get high on disulfiram lol
Disulfiram freaks me out tbh. Nary as much as a: by the way, this can be neurotoxic in the range of typical dosing
A factor helping is that disulfiram takes a long term me to leave your system so there's a pretty good chance alcohol would make me sick anyway
There's a disulfiram shortage so I've been off it for awhile and I'm stuck downtown due to the bridges being up and I haven't had to fight the temptation to drink in awhile. Luckily it's just at the back of my mind rather than shouting in my face but I still hate it
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