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4.0 out of 5 stars
an enlightening reading,
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This review is from: Novel Pharmacological Interventions for Alcoholism (Hardcover)
The most interesting feature of this book is Claudio Naranjo's proposal to use harmaline in order to treat alcoholism. As it is usual with this author and renowned psychotherapist, the style is very clear, but at the same time substantial. I would call it a compassionate lucidity. Naranjo's approach goes against the grain insofar as the "establishment" consensus (or what is instilled in most people anyway) is that "every drug is bad". However in this case we have the quite novel idea (as the title of the book indicates) that a drug, in this case a hallucinogen, can be used to actually wean someone from dependency to another drug.
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Novel Pharmacological Interventions for Alcoholism by Claudio A. Naranjo (Hardcover - December 18, 1991)
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