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[@rolandledesma-de7qd]

The perfect explanation to how alcohol makes me feel. First 3 drink I feel like Superman, the next 6 drinks I chasing that feeling.

[@tanjagroen7368]

What side effects can give naltrexon

[@JenErin29]

This was very insightful! Thanks for explaining this important aspect of the medication/protocol. I want to add something as someone who currently takes naltrexone on a sort of modified TSM protocol per my Dr. Drugs that help you with anxiety, specifically benzodiazepines should be treated with extreme caution if you are using them. When you come off of them they can cause protracted withdrawal which is so extremely painful and difficult to go through. One can then knowingly or accidentally in a sense, band aid the benzo withdrawal with alcohol or vise versa and back and forth, since they both act on GABA receptors, hence the calming effect of both. I have first hand experience with this and I don't think it's talked about enough with many doctors to patients. My previous doctor knew full well I drank alcohol when prescribing me. It's very scary and super dangerous and more people should be aware, to prevent misuse of both benzodiazepines and alcohol.

[@angelabraun4055]

Great information!