My boyfriend is addicted to Nytol. He can take a whole pack at once. Can't get him to stop.
Ex*
This is a touchy subject, but let's take it step by step. For one, I know the drug first hand, I have the opposite reaction to it so I always have to say I'm "allergic" to the medication when I go to the doctor. The addiction, however, is very real and getting an addict off their normal routine is not easy. Not only do they have to be willing but they have to be mentally prepared. It sounds like some very specific notable substances in this drug that he's addicted to, seeing your worried have you attempted to see if he'll take less?
In any point in time when addiction comes into play, taking even a small dose less is a huge step which is why I asked. There are alternatives to the medication which are OTC that have similar, if not the same effects at a cheaper price. Seeing that his brain is dependent on the drug, I'd suggest maybe looking into the OTC solutions and see if he's willing to try those instead of Nytol. He would be surprised with the results seeing the effects are the same, but he will gradually be taperd off Nytol seeing his brain has a dependency on the active ingredients.
I know a woman that is addicted to numerous drugs including some of the "harder" drugs out there, there's no convincing them and not to mention if you try to ask them to stop things could potentially get violent so it's best not to interfere directly in that situation which is why it's a sensitive topic to talk about. If he's developing abusive behavior rather it's mental abuse (controlling who you see, if you work, where you go, and so forth) or physical abuse which does not need an explanation you need to seek help immediately and this is a good start.
Can you please make a topic more descriptive about the situation so others can give further advice? I'd like to help as much as I can and there's many people here that have experience with such things that are more than willing to help with this.
Best wishes and stay safe,
-VII