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Naltrexone works for alcoholism by blocking the rewarding effects of alcohol in the brain.

Here’s the simple breakdown:

Alcohol stimulates the release of endorphins (natural “feel-good” chemicals).

Endorphins activate opioid receptors in the brain, which reinforce drinking by creating pleasure and reducing anxiety.

Naltrexone blocks these receptors, so when a person drinks, the usual “buzz” or euphoria is much weaker or absent.

Over time, this reduces cravings and the urge to drink, because the brain no longer connects alcohol with pleasure.

There are two main ways it’s used:

Daily tablet (oral naltrexone, 50 mg): taken every day to block cravings.

Implant or injection (long-acting naltrexone): provides continuous effect for weeks or months, helping patients stay protected without remembering daily pills.

👉 It doesn’t cause sickness if you drink (unlike disulfiram/Antabuse). Instead, it quietly removes the “reward” from alcohol, making sobriety easier to maintain.

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