Naltrexone definitely does have side effects. You cannot be on any kind of opiate, both prescription and street type, and cannot have any alcohol, and it's very dangerous if you have any kind of liver or kidney problems, and some other drugs interact with it, and it makes some over the counter and prescription medicines not work. And you can't rely on doctors to even know all that, and to provide the necessary follow up lab tests that have to been done, I've seen it given with no follow up by a doctor. They usually say the lab tests are too expensive and not necessary, but you're the one who pays the price when they're wrong. Do a google search for "Naltrexone side effects" to gain a better understanding before experimenting. Thora
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