The Sinclair Method/Reduced Drinking Treatment Package
£1,499.99
Experience sustained recovery with our Home Detox Package with the Sinclair Method (Reduced Drinking), a six-month program designed to gradually reduce harmful alcohol use.
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Product Information
The Sinclair Method was developed by Dr John Sinclair in the 1980s. The theory was that Naltrexone could be used to reduce the ‘feel good’ feeling people get when they drink by taking Naltrexone.
Dr Sinclair’s theory turned out to be correct. Naltrexone can help you to reduce the frequency and amount that you drink. Many people have used Naltrexone to gradually become alcohol-free.
Naltrexone works by reducing the amount of Dopamine (the chemical neurotransmitter in the brain that makes you feel good to encourage you to repeat behaviours) released when you drink. You take a Naltrexone tablet one hour before drinking and you’ll notice a difference in how good you feel.
Using Naltrexone for people that use alcohol is recommended by the National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE). NICE is a body that provides clinical guidelines and quality standards. We are proud to say at DTXIFY that we surpass the minimum standards set out by NICE.
The Sinclair Method has been proven to be 70-80% effective in reducing or stopping a person’s alcohol use in large international studies.
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Frequently Asked Questions
DTXIFY’s Sinclair Method, uses Naltrexone to gradually reduce alcohol cravings and consumption, offering a controlled, non-abstinence approach to managing alcohol use disorder.
DTXIFY supports moderate drinking goals with the Sinclair Method, allowing for a gradual reduction in alcohol dependence through scientifically backed techniques and medication.
- Removes the reward feeling you get if you drink alcohol.
- It reduces cravings for alcohol.
- It currently has very few contraindications or cautions, meaning that it is suitable for most clients that want to reduce their alcohol use.
Alternative options include a home alcohol detoxification and a gradual non-medical reduction.
A home alcohol detoxification (or detox) is the process of relieving neurons in the brain from their dependence on alcohol to function normally in a controlled and safe way. It is done by using a short course of Benzodiazepines, usually 5-10 days to replace the alcohol’s inhibitor response on the brain and then to gradually reduce the dose of Benzodiazepines to nil.
Another option, would be a gradual non-medical reduction. This involves keeping a daily drink diary and reducing intake by 1 unit per day. This is a safe amount to reduce each day. However, clients may struggle with a non-medical gradual reduction, on reaching a certain point, many clients struggle to reduce further to nil alcohol use.
Suitability
The Sinclair Method is suitable for most people who wish to reduce their alcohol consumption, however, it is not suitable for people with liver disease or acute hepatitis.
A blood test is undertaken prior to starting on Naltrexone to ensure good liver function and an absence of acute hepatitis.
Extended Aftercare Programme
Our Extended Aftercare Programmes last for six months and costs £999. For this you get:
- A further 6 month prescription for Naltrexone.
- X6 (one a month) psychosocial interventions (talking therapy sessions) delivered online by an Alcohol Specialist.
- X6 (one a month) group support sessions delivered online by an Alcohol Specialist.
What's Included
With a DXTIFY’s The Sinclair Method treatment programme you get:
- A Comprehensive Brain Health Assessment.
- Online comprehensive assessment by an Alcohol Specialist.
- A pre and post Liver Function blood test.
- A 6 month prescription for Naltrexone.
- A 6 month supply of Naltrexone medication.
- A six month supply of Thiamine tablets. Thiamine is essential for normal brain functioning.
- A WHOOP band for monitoring your physical health including: Pulse, Blood Pressure, Sleep and Hormonal changes (for women).
- Access and use of our monitoring App.
- Referrals and sign-posting on to other services to help you stay healthy and happy.
- Outcome monitoring for up to 12 months following the treatment programme.
- X6 (one a month) psychosocial interventions (talking therapy sessions) delivered online by an Alcohol Specialist).
- X6 Group Support Sessions delivered online by an Alcohol Specialist.
- The opportunity to access additional one to one or group support sessions – additional costs apply.
The cost of The Sinclair Method treatment programme is £1,499 with no additional costs and this is for 6 months worth of treatment.
Key Benefits
- Gradually reduce your alcohol consumption: Getting better control of your drinking.
- You can continue drinking alcohol at the start of this treatment.
- Work towards the goal of reducing or becoming alcohol-free.
- According to research up to 80% effective.
- Gradual Reduction in Alcohol Dependence: TSM targets the brain’s reward system, gradually reducing the desire for alcohol without requiring complete abstinence.
- Non-Invasive and Home-Based: Experience the benefits of a professional detox program without the need to stay at a facility. This approach reduces stigma and integrates recovery smoothly into daily life.
- Supported by Real-Time Monitoring: Continuous monitoring through advanced technology enhances the safety and effectiveness of the treatment, adjusting protocols as needed based on real-time data.
- Evidence-Based Strategy: The Sinclair Method is supported by extensive clinical research, demonstrating a high success rate in reducing harmful alcohol use and helping individuals achieve lasting change.
Product Information
The Sinclair Method was developed by Dr John Sinclair in the 1980s. The theory was that Naltrexone could be used to reduce the ‘feel good’ feeling people get when they drink by taking Naltrexone.
Dr Sinclair’s theory turned out to be correct. Naltrexone can help you to reduce the frequency and amount that you drink. Many people have used Naltrexone to gradually become alcohol-free.
Naltrexone works by reducing the amount of Dopamine (the chemical neurotransmitter in the brain that makes you feel good to encourage you to repeat behaviours) released when you drink. You take a Naltrexone tablet one hour before drinking and you’ll notice a difference in how good you feel.
Using Naltrexone for people that use alcohol is recommended by the National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE). NICE is a body that provides clinical guidelines and quality standards. We are proud to say at DTXIFY that we surpass the minimum standards set out by NICE.
The Sinclair Method has been proven to be 70-80% effective in reducing or stopping a person’s alcohol use in large international studies.
The Sinclair Method is suitable for most people who wish to reduce their alcohol consumption, however, it is not suitable for people with liver disease or acute hepatitis.
A blood test is undertaken prior to starting on Naltrexone to ensure good liver function and an absence of acute hepatitis.
Key Benefits
What's Included
With a DXTIFY’s The Sinclair Method treatment programme you get:
- A Comprehensive Brain Health Assessment.
- Online comprehensive assessment by an Alcohol Specialist.
- A pre and post Liver Function blood test.
- A 6 month prescription for Naltrexone.
- A 6 month supply of Naltrexone medication.
- A six month supply of Thiamine tablets. Thiamine is essential for normal brain functioning.
- A WHOOP band for monitoring your physical health including: Pulse, Blood Pressure, Sleep and Hormonal changes (for women).
- Access and use of our monitoring App.
- Referrals and sign-posting on to other services to help you stay healthy and happy.
- Outcome monitoring for up to 12 months following the treatment programme.
- X6 (one a month) psychosocial interventions (talking therapy sessions) delivered online by an Alcohol Specialist).
- X6 Group Support Sessions delivered online by an Alcohol Specialist.
- The opportunity to access additional one to one or group support sessions – additional costs apply.
The cost of The Sinclair Method treatment programme is £1,499 with no additional costs and this is for 6 months worth of treatment.
Aftercare & Recovery
Shipping Policy: Once you enrol in the DTXIFY Home Detox Program, we will prepare and ship your comprehensive detox kit, which includes essential tools such as a WHOOP Band, Blood Pressure Monitor, and Breathalyser. These items are carefully selected to support your detox process and are shipped directly to your address. The shipment will be arranged to ensure that you receive all items prior to the start of your program, allowing you to begin with all necessary equipment in place.
Returns Policy: Due to the nature of our home detox program and the personalized content of the detox kits, all sales are final upon purchase. We do not accept returns or provide refunds if you decide not to proceed with the program after the kit has been shipped. This policy ensures that each kit, which includes medically sensitive devices, remains sanitary and dedicated to individual use for the safety and health of all our clients.
Please ensure your commitment to the detox program before purchasing, as the initial assessment and kit preparation are tailored specifically to your health needs and recovery goals. If you have questions or need further assistance, please contact our support team before placing your order.
Frequently Asked Questions
DTXIFY’s Sinclair Method, uses Naltrexone to gradually reduce alcohol cravings and consumption, offering a controlled, non-abstinence approach to managing alcohol use disorder.
DTXIFY supports moderate drinking goals with the Sinclair Method, allowing for a gradual reduction in alcohol dependence through scientifically backed techniques and medication.
- Removes the reward feeling you get if you drink alcohol.
- It reduces cravings for alcohol.
- It currently has very few contraindications or cautions, meaning that it is suitable for most clients that want to reduce their alcohol use.
Alternative options include a home alcohol detoxification and a gradual non-medical reduction.
A home alcohol detoxification (or detox) is the process of relieving neurons in the brain from their dependence on alcohol to function normally in a controlled and safe way. It is done by using a short course of Benzodiazepines, usually 5-10 days to replace the alcohol’s inhibitor response on the brain and then to gradually reduce the dose of Benzodiazepines to nil.
Another option, would be a gradual non-medical reduction. This involves keeping a daily drink diary and reducing intake by 1 unit per day. This is a safe amount to reduce each day. However, clients may struggle with a non-medical gradual reduction, on reaching a certain point, many clients struggle to reduce further to nil alcohol use.
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