Show your sources. The studies that indicate it’s not effective are in comparison to a placebo when alcohol is NOT consumed with the drug. The Sinclair method is very specific about taking the drug with alcohol (and measuring its reduced usage over time).
To my knowledge liver damage has only been documented at doses far beyond what the Sinclair method directs.
source? it's common sense that drugs can interact with others. always see a doctor before taking anything. again, it's not specific for this case, it's plain common sense. even aspirin is dangerous if you're diabetic, for example.
To my knowledge liver damage has only been documented at doses far beyond what the Sinclair method directs.
Edit: source as requested below: https://academic.oup.com/alcalc/article/36/1/2/137995