The only FDA-approved treatments (disulfiram, naltrexone, and acamprosate) have been modestly successful in treating AUD (e.g., naltrexone reduces relapse rates by 5%) (for a detailed review and meta-analysis 1,2 ), but still are severely under-prescribed
Herbal teas and clear broths can also count towards your daily fluid intake, but try to limit drinks with caffeine, like coffee or soda, as they can dehydrate you
Never inject a solution that looks unusual, even if the expiration date hasn't technically passed
Water Retention and Joint Pain: Excess GH can cause mild edema or joint aches in some individuals
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Clinical response: Reach out to patients, work to address barriers, and provide motivational support or technical assistance