Sleep, psychological and clinical changes during alcohol withdrawal in NAD-treated alcoholics.
PubMedPublished 1 December 1971
Smith Jw, Johnson Lc, Burdick Ja
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In a 12-day double-blind experiment, indigent hospitalized volunteers experiencing alcohol withdrawal received orally 3 g of NAD daily or placebo. No significant differences between the two groups ...
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