Naltrexone

[ CAS NO. ] 16590-41-3
[ Molecular Formula ] C20H23NO4
[ Molecular Weight ] 341.407
[ Appearance ]  White Powder
[ Purity ] 99%

[ Function ]
1. Used to quit alcohol, you can reduce the desire to drink;
2. Can block the analgesic effect of opioids;
3. Can reduce the recurrence rate of patients with severe drinking;
4. May support healthy immune response by re -balanced the main cells;
5. Can help certain patients lose weight by modulating certain hormone imbalances;

About Naltrexone
Naltrexone is an opioid receptor antagonist, which can significantly weaken or completely block opioid receptors, and even reverse the effects of intravenous opioids. It can relieve their physical dependence on opioids and enable those who have quit opioids to maintain a normal life.
Naltrexone is a world-recognized opioid receptor antagonist. Its affinity for opioid receptors is 30 times that of heroin! If it does not work, it will have an antagonistic effect on opioid drugs such as heroin after use. If you take drugs again, not only will you not be able to produce euphoria, but your body will produce withdrawal symptoms such as yawning, runny nose, chills, and pain, so you can refuse drugs , the purpose of preventing relapse.
Naltrexone can hinder the release of endogenous opioid peptides caused by drinking, so although the damage caused by drinking is not particularly clear, there are reports that the pleasure after drinking is reduced, and some studies have shown that naltrexone can reduce the desire to drink , because naltrexone can reduce the relapse rate of heavy drinking patients and increase the time of abstinence, so it has a better effect on patients who drink heavily for a long time.
Naltrexone is mainly used in the treatment of patients with opioid drug addiction, and was approved by the FDA in 1994 for the treatment of alcohol dependence.