Chinese tree offers hope for alcohol antidote
This appeared on the national ABC’s PM program last night: Herbal cure for alcoholism
An extract from an oriental raisin tree – a compound called DHM – has proved its worth as an alcohol antidote in a series of experiments on rats. . . .
But she says those dreaming of a magic antidote to drinking too much can think again. The presence of DHM also reduced the cravings for alcohol – a factor that Dr Liang says could prove invaluable in treating alcoholism in humans. . . .
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…reduced the cravings for alcohol…
You say that like it’s a good thing.