| Do not consider taking the drug Antabuse without direct medical supervision, as it can be lethal. |
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| He can see a day when he will no longer need the Antabuse, but the Camproal is here to say. |
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| While it is known that Antabuse produces an aversion to alcohol, this study could herald an important breakthrough in treating cocaine addiction. |
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| I kept writing it anyway, like an alcoholic drinking his way through the Antabuse. |
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| One deterrent is a drug called Antabuse, or, as it is known to chemistry, tetraethylthiuram disulphide. |
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| He didn't go to A. A. — he did it on his own, with the help of Antabuse, a drug that, if taken in combination with alcohol, makes you sick. |
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| Even now, only some 140,000 alcoholics in the U.S. receive medication for their disease, ranging from Antabuse to anti-depressants to anti-seizure drugs. |
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| Antabuse: Antabuse has been in use for many years and has been found somewhat helpful in the treatment of alcohol abuse. |
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| Psychological Factors The controlling feature of bariatric surgery, which encompasses all the types of weight-loss surgery, is similar to that of the drug Antabuse for treating alcoholism: If you eat too much, you throw up. |
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| The older Antabuse works differently, triggering nausea and other aversive symptoms if people drink while taking it. |
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| Doctors wrote 95,000 prescriptions for withdrawal drugs and 55,500 for Antabuse, which makes people sick when they drink. |
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| Generic Antabuse is used to treat chronic alcoholism. |
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| I just wish we could rig one of these so that on your dash you would get sprayed with pepper spray if you were over the limit, because this is the mechanical equivalent of Antabuse in terms of the reaction it gets. |
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| We've seen cases where there is repeated behaviour because of alcoholism where Antabuse must be taken in the presence of a doctor or other person. |
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| Antabuse works by blocking acetaldehyde dehydrogenase, the liver enzyme responsible for the removal of acetaldehyde, the major breakdown product of alcohol. |
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| Disulfiram, a drug marketed as Antabuse, blocks the enzyme that breaks down alcohol, causing nausea if the patient drinks alcohol. |
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| The first one was Antabuse, the one that makes you sick if you drink alcohol. |
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| Huddersfield Coroner's Court heard Mr Senior, who had a history of alcohol problems, had stopped drinking for 10 months and had been taking Antabuse to combat cravings. |
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| According to his own diaries, he used Antabuse to try to stop his excessive consumption of alcohol, which he blamed for wrecking his marriage to Elizabeth Taylor. |
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| One has become a piano mover, the other has maintained semi-functionality after giving up his attempts to withdraw from alcohol by taking Antabuse. |
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| He would agree to strict terms, including consenting to take antabuse and drugs to achieve chemical castration. |
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| The role of antabuse, naltrexone, Campral, methadone, and buprenorphine is also discussed in this chapter. |
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