Can drugs cure everything?
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Pornography addiction
Researchers at the Mayo Clinic in America believe that naltrexone, a drug used to combat alcoholism, successfully interferes with the brain chemical dopamine.
They claim that it works when used for "suppressing a euphorically compulsive and interpersonally devastating addiction to internet pornography".
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