Extracts of the plant Kudzu (Pueraria officinalis) and her semisynthetic derivative cvt 10216, as the new clinical therapy competitively with disulfiram, in the process of withdrawal and abstinence from alcohol

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  • Patricia Daliu

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https://doi.org/10.55312/op.vi2.4520

Abstract

Today are well documented damages resulting from the chronic and abusive use of alcohol, where the liver is the most important tissue which break down the alcohol, we known conventional therapies such as Disulfi ram, Naltrexone and Acamphosate where clinical outcomes are aligned with side effects.

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Pueraria offi cinalis, ALDH2, alcohol, CVT 10216, dipsotropic.

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2024-05-22

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Daliu, P. (2024). Extracts of the plant Kudzu (Pueraria officinalis) and her semisynthetic derivative cvt 10216, as the new clinical therapy competitively with disulfiram, in the process of withdrawal and abstinence from alcohol. Optime, (2), 76–81. https://doi.org/10.55312/op.vi2.4520

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