Antobacus capsules are a natural herbal treatment for alcoholism that can help those who have previously been unsuccessful in quitting alcohol through other methods. The capsules work by easing withdrawal symptoms through natural herbs, making it easier to stop drinking alcohol. They help clear toxins from the liver, soothe nerves, reduce cravings, and balance reactions to alcohol with no side effects. Alcoholism is characterized by a habitual and excessive drinking of alcohol, symptoms include drinking alone, an inability to limit drinking, anxiety and depression, and blackouts from drinking. Risk factors include having an alcoholic parent, depression or anxiety, a desire for social acceptance, and high stress levels.

1. What is alcoholism?
It usually refers to a person’s habitual and
excessive drinking of alcoholic beverages

2. Natural Alcoholism Treatment
Herbal treatments are becoming popular with today’s
generation because they are totally natural. Herbal cure and
treatments for Alcoholism is also available for those who have
tried to quit it with other methods but failed to succeed.
ANTOBACUS Capsule is effective for treatment of alcoholism and
drug addiction. Antobacus uses natural herbs to ease your
withdrawal symptoms, thus making giving up alcohol easier.

3. Benefits of Antobacus Capsule
• Helping to clear toxins from your liver
• Helping soothe your nerves
• Bringing about emotional and mental
changes that help control cravings
• Helping reduce symptoms associated
with alcohol withdrawal
• Helping cut your cravings
considerably
• Balancing reactions to alcohol
• Natural, Safe and No Side Effects

4. What are the symptoms of
alcoholism?
• Drinking alone or in secret
• Being unable to limit the amount of
alcohol consumed in spite of desire
or intentions to not drink, or to drink
only a certain amount
• Feeling a compulsion to drink
• Insomnia
• Anxiety, depression, or irritability
• Frequent falls and bruises
• Blackouts (inability to remember
what occurred while drinking)

5. What are the causes of alcoholism?
• Having an alcoholic parent
• Ongoing depression or
anxiety (sometimes called
“self-medicating” for
depression)
• Desire for social
acceptance
• Chronically high levels of
stress