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Model Prescription Forms
You can download these Model Prescription Forms, fill them out and take them to your doctor. They can then sign the required presciption forms for the medications that you need.
Click here to download the Model Presciption Forms.
The forms are contained in a Word document that you can print out at your convenience.
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Treatment Program
Fix the underlying causes permanently by systematically working through a holistic program including:
- Getting onto NaltrexoLite Plus
- Doing the Beck Mini Discomforts and Dysfunctions Checklist
- Reading up on those underlying causes that are present in your case
- Doing any more detailed Maxi Checklists that you think will help
- Pursuing the other therapies that often help, such as a fresh natural balanced diet, regular exercise, AA meetings, counselling, EEG biofeedback and additional reading, medications and nutritional supplements (fish oil, mineral and vitamin supplements).
If possible:
a) Have a fresh, natural, balanced diet, including seafood several times each week, and 5 to 8 fish oil capsules on the days you don’t have seafood. Salmon and sardines are the most beneficial of the seafoods but a variety of seafoods is best. The B Vitamin group, especially thiamine, is particularly important for people who have had too much alcohol.
b) Exercise (e.g. fast walking) for at least ½ an hour at least 4 times per week, (and preferably every day before you have to do any concentrating on mental work, if you suffer from ADD).
c) Regularly attend AA meetings, which can be a great source of support and understanding and will help to ensure that you permanently Beat Alcohol and don’t relapse. AA is also a wonderful support to have if you do ever relapse.
d) Make sure all of your Disorders have been diagnosed and are being fixed by spending time exploring all of the Websites and Checklists listed at the end of this website.
e) Have weekly counselling or group therapy session with a counsellor, a psychologist, a family doctor, a psychiatrist, a church worker, whoever is available and seems most helpful.
f) Consult a doctor about any medications you may need in addition to the NaltrexoLite Plus. For example, additional SNRI medications, sleeping tablets or major tranquilizers which may be needed if your case is severe and the underlying causes are not adequately controlled within 1 or 2 weeks by the NaltrexoLite Plus.
g) If possible do 1 or 2 sessions of EEG Biofeedback per week until you have done 30 to 40 sessions.
None of these things on its own is enough to help you beat alcohol, but put them all together and you WILL beat alcohol.
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How do I get NaltrexoLite Plus?
NaltrexoLite Plus is not yet commercially mass marketed, although we are in the process of getting approvals to do this. In the meantime it is legal for you to get NaltrexoLite Plus made up by a local compounding pharmacist with a prescription from your local doctor or visit the Family NeuroHealth Centre to purchase this medication directly.
Relapse Prevention
When you think you have beaten alcohol, including having discovered and corrected or healed your underlying causes you gradually wean off NaltrexoLite Plus. This is usually after at least 12 to 18 months on ½ or 1 NaltrexoLite Plus tablet per night.
BUT YOU SHOULD ALWAYS CARRY A FEW TABLETS OF NALTREXOLITE PLUS IN YOUR WALLET OR PURSE, WRAPPED IN FOIL OR GLADWRAP, WHEREVER YOU GO – ALWAYS. Then if you are ever tempted to abuse alcohol again (usually as the result of some stressful event or from meeting old drinking acquaintances) you immediately take one of the NaltrexoLite Plus tablets you are carrying with you, and this makes you safe again for 24 hours.
If you do ever relapse, try to think and act positively even if you feel very distressed, disappointed or guilty. As soon as possible get back onto NaltrexoLite Plus. The important thing is to get back up again quickly, and as often as it takes, to finally beat alcohol. Don’t waste time on disappointment or guilt – just concentrate on getting back on the NaltrexoLite as quickly as possible.
If you do relapse always carefully review which of your underlying causes should have had more attention to make you safer. Also ask yourself, “Did I stop the NaltrexoLite too soon because I was overconfident, or because I didn’t arrange for a continued supply of the medication?” “Was there a trigger factor, or a stress, or a particular situation that I need to watch for and avoid in the future?” “Did I forget to carry a few NaltrexoLite Plus tablets with me so that I was unable to take one as soon as I saw the problem coming?”
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