Paul Churchill
Paul Churchill
RE 164: Do the Medications Work?
RE 164: Do the Medications Work?
RE 164: Do the Medications Work?
Monday 9th April 2018
Paul Churchill discusses naltrexone and Camprol as aids for quitting drinking, featuring Ed's six-year journey with naltrexone.
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Get the buttons here!Medications for Sobriety: Ed's Journey with Naltrexone on Recovery Elevator
The odds are stacked against us, and if science has found a way to help us get there, then I don't think there's anything wrong with that.
Ever wondered if medications can truly help you quit drinking? In this episode of Recovery Elevator, Paul Churchill dives into the controversial topic of using medications like naltrexone and Camprol as aids for alcoholism. Paul shares messages from listeners about their personal experiences with these medications, providing a balanced view of their potential benefits and limitations. The highlight of this episode is Ed's story.
A research scientist and father of two, Ed has been sober for 11 days and has been using naltrexone for six years. He opens up about his drinking habits that started in his mid-20s and how he stumbled upon the Sinclair method while desperately seeking a solution to his hangover woes. Despite initial skepticism from his doctor, Ed persisted with naltrexone after finding AA wasn't a good fit for him.
His candid account sheds light on the complexities of recovery and the role medications can play in it. This episode is a must-listen for anyone curious about alternative recovery methods and the importance of personalized treatment plans. Tune in to hear Ed's journey and decide for yourself: do the medications work?