Opiate receptors

Posted by MARTY on March 25, 2006, at 21:14:51

In reply to what neurotransmitters affect Alcohol?, posted by Tepiaca on March 25, 2006, at 13:25:39

Hi Tepiaca --
From what I`ve read some time ago, Opiate receptors are the most important receptors related to alchool rewarding effects.
Alchoolic are sometime prescribe some Opiate receptor antagonist, like altrexone and Amperozide. Those reduces the effects/pleasure of the person who drink, resulting in reducing significally their alchool craving.
Maybe someone on the forum had tried those and may want to share their experience with us...
Hope you're well,
Marty

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Re: what neurotransmitters affect Alcohol? Phillipa 3/25/06
Opiate receptors MARTY 3/25/06
Re: Opiate receptors - dopamine receptors » MARTY SLS 3/25/06
Re: Opiate receptors - dopamine receptors SLS 3/25/06
Re: Opiate receptors - dopamine receptors MARTY 3/26/06
I guess Im gonna drink more Tepiaca 3/26/06
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Re: I guess Im gonna drink more » Tepiaca Declan 3/27/06
Re: I guess Im gonna drink more MARTY 3/27/06
Re: what neurotransmitters affect Alcohol? » Phillipa TylerJ 3/27/06
Re: what neurotransmitters affect Alcohol? spriggy 3/29/06
Re: what neurotransmitters affect Alcohol? » TylerJ Phillipa 3/29/06
Re: I guess Im gonna drink more » Declan Tepiaca 3/29/06
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