Alcoholics Can "Drink Their Way Sober"

Dr. Roy Eskapa's ground-breaking new book, The Cure for Alcoholism: Drink Your Way Sober Without Willpower, Abstinence, or Discomfort (BenBella Books, October, 2008), disproves the universal belief that alcoholism is incurable. This is the first authoritative book about the revolutionary Sinclair Method, the proven medically effective formula for successfully curing alcoholism - a disease that the World Health Organization reports kills 1.8 million people worldwide.

The American Medical Association confirms that addictive drinking takes 105,000 lives in the US, damages a further 18 million, and costs the country $176 billion every year. The Sinclair Method is backed up by over 70 published clinical trials most of which were conducted in the United States. It is already well-known in Finland, where it was researched and developed over a thirty year period by the National Public Health Institute.

With an 80 percent success rate, this treatment is safer, kinder, and far less expensive - but far more effective - than other procedures. Dr Eskapa's book provides inspirational stories of patients illustrating how without detox, rehab, and abstinence, their craving and drinking automatically diminished week after week as they regained control until they were able to choose to drink within socially acceptable, safe limits, or to abstain altogether. The Sinclair Method accomplishes this by gradually removing the underlying biological cause of craving and compulsive drinking in the brain. It provides the first true cure for alcoholism - life-saving even for the most hopeless and desperate of cases.

The discoveries contained in The Cure for Alcoholism represent a break-through in addiction science worthy of a Nobel Prize. The method involves always taking a safe, non-addictive, and FDA approved opiate-blocking medication called naltrexone before consuming alcohol. The formula for success is: Drinking + Naltrexone = Cure. (Studied prove that if patients are directed to take naltrexone with abstinence there is no positive effects - patients gradually and naturally de-addict only if they always take naltrexone before consuming alcohol - the Appendix lists 70 clinical trials affirming this.)

The Cure for Alcoholism uncovers the medical discoveries behind this major breakthrough in addiction science. Readers are shown how thirty years of meticulous scientific research paid off with a real cure for real patients. They can now achieve success themselves by following the five steps detailed in the book. It also includes a special chapter for physicians wishing to provide this treatment to their patients. What you'll find in The Cure for Alcoholism: An insightful introduction by Dr. David Sinclair (National Public Health Institute, Helsinki, Finland)

The story behind how the cure was discovered - from theory to laboratory and from laboratory to a practical cure Hard evidence behind the program: more than 70 clinical trials are summarized Testimonials from former alcoholics who have been cured Interviews with doctors and patients from clinics around the world who have adopted this method

A precise description of the five steps toward cure Prescribing information about the medication naltrexone Whether you are suffering from alcoholism yourself, or are a health professional treating alcoholics, or are afflicted by a family member or loved one addicted to alcohol, you will find that The Cure for Alcoholism gives hope to the hopeless. Easy to follow, The Cure for Alcoholism offers alcoholics, health professionals treating alcoholics, and those helplessly afflicted by a family member or loved one addicted to alcohol a revolutionary medically proven formula for a cure.

**Full author bios enclosed**

Book Details: Title: The Cure for Alcoholism: Drink Your Way Sober Without Willpower, Abstinence or Discomfort
Authors: Roy Eskapa, PhD with a foreword by David Sinclair, PhD
Publisher: BenBella Books, Distributed by Independent Publishers Group
Publication: November 2008, $14.95, Trade,
ISBN-13: 9781933771557 Addiction, 274 pages, 6 x 9

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