This episode provides an in-depth discussion on the use of Naltrexone in the Sinclair Method for treating alcohol dependence, emphasizing when and why the treatment might not work, common side effects, and practical advice for patients. The expert elaborates on the challenges of adherence, biological variability in drug metabolism, side effect profiles, and the psychological aspects of using Naltrexone. The conversation also touches on the evolving role of genetic testing to optimize dosing and the importance of balancing treatment with meaningful lifestyle changes.

About Katie Lain

Katie Lain struggled with alcohol use disorder for nearly ten years until she stumbled upon The Sinclair Method. She couldn’t believe how effective the treatment was as it truly allowed her to become a moderate “normal drinker” – yet somehow, most people hadn’t even heard about it before. Katie Lain’s personal success with The Sinclair Method has inspired her to be a lifelong advocate for this method. Today, Katie is "accidentally" alcohol-free as she unexpectedly lost interest in drinking, thanks to this treatment. Now she advocates for and supports others through this wildly effective (yet unknown) treatment for alcohol use disorder.

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