| 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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| 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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| He can see a day when he will no longer need the Antabuse, but the Camproal is here to say. |
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| Do not consider taking the drug Antabuse without direct medical supervision, as it can be lethal. |
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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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| The first one was Antabuse, the one that makes you sick if you drink alcohol. |
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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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| 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 older Antabuse works differently, triggering nausea and other aversive symptoms if people drink while taking it. |
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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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