Research Information

At first, these medicines were tested for addiction of alcohol in monkeys. To begin with, experimental neurosis was developed in monkeys by subjecting them to neurotogenic trauma. They were served food; and a rubber snake was concealed in their food. While eating, they sighted the rubber snake in their food. They got agitated and refused to eat. By virtue of repetition of this process, neurosis developed in them.

Then, they were given 1.5 ml/kg (body weight) alcohol. This dose of alcohol disintegrated the neurotic complex. Neurotic monkeys, when mildly intoxicated, resumed eating. After experiencing relief from neurotic tension, they preferred taking some alcohol before meals; otherwise, they were unable to take food. Hence, addiction to alcohol developed in them.

These monkeys were divided into two groups. One group was given Detoxin and the other group was given Placebo with following results:

This experiment was conducted upon Albino mice. Samples of 60 Albino mice were taken and were given Morphine HCL 20 mg/kg (body weight). About 4 hours later these mice were divided into two groups. One group was given Detoxin and the other one Placebo. After 5 minutes, both groups were given Nalaxone 5 mg/kg (body weight). Following results observed:

For this experiment, samples of 20 cats were taken. They were given Sodium Barbital 95 mg/kg (body weight) two times daily and this dose was increased gradually, until the dose level of Sodium Barbital reached to 200 mg/kg in 180 days. Then, these cats were divided into two groups and were deprived of Sodium Barbital. Thereafter, one group was given Detoxin and Placebo was given to the other group. Following results observed:

192 cases of addicts of various types were studied. This study was conducted for 1 year. The Observations are as follows:

Another separate study was also conducted in which cases of smoking/chewing tobacco were studied. Details are as follows: