Table 2.
The reward deficiency syndrome theorem.
Reference | Topic | Comment |
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[43] | Neurogenetic evidence for Genetic Addiction Risk Score (GARS) | Developed Genetic Addiction Risk Score(GARS) to identify risk for RDS |
[44] | Developed DNA directed gene guided therapy with pro-dopamine regulation | Provided first evidence for nutrigenomic coupled precision personalized treatment for obesity |
[45] | Enhanced resting-state functional connectivity in naive animal models with enkephalinase inhibition | The first study to show activation of mesolimbic dopaminergic activation across brain reward circuitry with Pro-dopamine regulation |
[46] | Enkephalinase opioid substitution therapy during withdrawal from Bup/Nal | Pro-dopamine agonist therapy blocks opioid withdrawal and maintains opioid-free urines for 432 days |
[47] | Enkephalinase inhibition attenuation of opioid detoxification | Pro-dopamine regulation as a frontline technology to induce detoxification reducing withdrawal symptoms in opioid dependence |
[48] | Opioid/dopamine deficiency genotype theorem | Early theory proposing that genetic or epigenetic insult onto endogenous opioid peptides and dopamine will induce drug-seeking |
[49] | Enkephalinase inhibition attenuation of alcohol binge in drinking in rodents | Significant reduction of binge drinking in an animal model of binging in genetically prone animals with Pro-dopamine regulation |
[50] | Development of DNA directed precision addiction management | Proposed coupling of GARS and KB220 matched algorithmic polymorphic nutrigenomic anti-RDS |
[42] | rsfMRI effects of KB220Z™ on neural pathways in the reward circuitry of abstinent genotyped heroin addicts | Enhanced functional connectivity and neuronal dopaminergic recruitment in abstinent heroin addicts |