Naltrexone Myths and Facts: What People Get Wrong
Naltrexone does not make you sick when you drink, is not addictive, and will not wreck your liver. Here are six common myths and what the evidence says.
Naltrexone for Women: What the Evidence Actually Says
Does naltrexone work as well for women? Here is what research shows on efficacy, side effects, birth control, cycle timing, and the wine culture around it.
Ozempic and Beer: What Changes When You Order a Pint
On Ozempic, beer lands differently. Carbonation, slower digestion, lower tolerance, and calories all shift. Here is what to expect and where naltrexone helps.
Is a GLP-1 Safe to Use for Alcohol? What the Evidence Says So Far
GLP-1 medications show promise for drinking, but they are not approved for it. Here is the real safety picture, who gets screened out, and where naltrexone fits.
Who Should Not Take a GLP-1 for Alcohol
Thyroid history, pancreatitis, pregnancy, and serious GI disease all rule out a GLP-1 for drinking. Here is the honest list, and what fits better instead.
GLP-1 Side Effects When You Are Cutting Back on Alcohol
Nausea, reflux, constipation, and a drop in alcohol tolerance. Here is what a GLP-1 actually does to your body, what helps, and when to call a clinician.
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