Sobrexa: This extract of kudzu contains a substance diadzin that is claimed to reduce desire for alcohol consumption, and it is undergoing stringent investigation in several us medical centers. Used in combination with one-on-one counseling, support group meetings, and other treatment aspects deemed necessary by your doctor may be beneficial but no definitive proof yet.
Answered 8/19/2013
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Hard to say: It appears that a lot of research is still ongoing as active ingredient from kudzu root may actually help decrease consumption of alcohol in some early studies. However, it is important to note that merely treating symptoms with sobrexa or similar without a formal program like aa also to treat the behavioral roots of addiction and without support is not likely to be that successful.
Answered 1/25/2015
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Sobrexa: Dadzein, a phytochemical isolated from kudzu, has animal studies indicating it can decrease alcohol drinking in rats. There are no published controlled studies of sobrexa, the product using dadzein you're asking about in humans. The web site makes many claims, and the product is expensive ($690 for 8 week "program.") most people need a much more comprehensive program than taking a supplement.
Answered 12/9/2013
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