I decided to go direct to the source for information on Nodict since it has been a much debated topic about whether it is time-release, and thus inappropriate for TSM. I received the following response:


Ajay.Khandelwal@sunpharma.com
11:50 PM (8 hours ago)

to me
Dear Matt,

Thanks for using Sun Pharma Web Portal. Please note that Nodict which we manufacture is a normal immediate release product.


Thanks and Regards,

Dr. Ajay Khandelwal
Corporate Quality
Sun Pharma Advance Research Center
Vadodara
Phone : +91 265 6615500 ext. 1717.



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Date: 24/08/2012 02:18
Subject: Enquiry



Corporate Office
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Message : Could you please provide a definitive answer as to whether Nodict is a time-release formulation or not? It is important for those attempting to use it for the Sinclair Method and a much debated topic.

Hi Matt and thank you for contacting Sun.

Unfortunately this one-line email has not put my mind to rest.

Has anyone been able to get their hands on the chemical composition of Nodict? or the patient info sheet that comes in the box of any and all meds?

While it may well be true that Nodict is not time-release, the chemical composition may be different to other forms of Naltrexone, without being able to compare products, I remain skeptical.

Curi