Naltrexone can reduce the desire for gambling
Scientists at the Finnish National Center for Health and Wellness Research have used naltrexone to treat gambling enthusiasts to the point of becoming "addicted" and achieving very significant results.
Naltrexone is a drug commonly used in drug addiction and alcohol withdrawal.
Finnish scientists conducted naltrexone treatment for 39 subjects addicted to gambling for a period of 4 months. These people have an average age of 39, normal health.
However, more than half of the participants experienced severe sleep deprivation and developed depression or anxiety.
Through treatment, the feeling of the quality of life of these subjects improved markedly, the mental state changed clearly, with two thirds of the subjects have reduced their desire for gambling.
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