Anxious? Racing thoughts?
Alcohol really helps.
We get it and we make it simple for you.
LifeBac began serving clients in 2019. More than 6,000 clients later, we’ve heard almost every variation of this problem. Your pattern does not have to look like anyone else’s — we know how to build around very different lives and drinking patterns.
GABA — your nervous system’s brake.
People who regularly drink alcohol have been shown to have lower GABA in key brain regions. GABA is the brain’s natural brake — it helps quiet racing thoughts, reduce anxious arousal and keep the nervous system from running too hard. Alcohol temporarily boosts that braking system. That is one reason a drink can feel like it takes the edge off.
Baclofen is a GABA-B agonist. It activates GABA-B receptors and effectively gives that braking system more help — so you no longer need alcohol to do the same job. LifeBac then works with you to find the dose and timing that keeps baclofen working when your anxiety, cravings and drinking normally show up — without affecting the taste or enjoyment of your favorite beverage.
Effortless Control.
Trying to limit or plan your drinking keeps alcohol in your thoughts. The aim is for those thoughts to fade and let baclofen do the heavy lifting.
Indifference.
Built around your life. One-to-one expert management.
The plan is refined around your real drinking window, work, driving, family, sleep, days off and what actually changes as baclofen starts working.
When the mind quiets down, life comes back.
Baclofen vs naltrexone.
For clarity, both published outcomes are shown on a scale of 11 people — the same scale used by the JAMA naltrexone result.
Individually titrated baclofen
were no longer drinking at high-risk levels at 3 months.
Oral naltrexone 50 mg
For every 11 people treated with daily naltrexone instead of placebo, one additional person avoided returning to heavy drinking.
Different studies, designs and endpoints. This is not a head-to-head trial; the display uses the same 11-person scale for readability.
Other online programs.
Most other online programs sit at one of two ends of the naltrexone spectrum.
Naltrexone only
Quarterly or annual commitment only. One pill a day. Refills. Little or no managed care.
Naltrexone + coaching / monitoring
Adherence. Accountability. Intervention. Monitoring. Daily texts. Meetings. Alcohol-consumption recording. App data. Breathalyzer checks.
LifeBac is different.
We work with you to find the dose and timing that fit your life and your drinking pattern, then keep refining them as your drinking comes down naturally.
No habit-change work, intrusive monitoring, random breathalyzer calls, daily behavior-change texts, adherence policing or unnecessary meetings.
We let baclofen do the work, not you, with personal managed-care reviews every 2–4 weeks, plus unlimited texting between reviews, to refine dose and timing around your actual response.
“The aim of baclofen treatment is to render the patient ‘indifferent’ to alcohol.”
Indifference is a “complete eradication of obsessional thoughts about alcohol”, with drinking becoming “effortlessly moderated to reasonable levels or to an abstinence which is freely chosen.”
“This means it is no longer necessary to demand strict, lifelong abstinence when treating AUD.”
Baclofen works at GABA-B receptors — in the same GABA braking system that regulates anxious arousal and that alcohol acts on to calm the nervous system. Baclofen is anxiolytic: it reduces nervous-system excitability through GABA-B signaling. For people whose drinking is driven by anxiety, racing thoughts or difficulty switching off, it addresses that driver before the craving-and-reward cycle takes over.
Unlike naltrexone, which works farther down the line at opioid-mediated reward, baclofen acts before the craving-and-reward cycle takes over. With naltrexone, the craving has already happened; the person drinks, receives less reward, and over time the program hopes that changes future drinking. The craving, habits, willpower and struggle still have to be managed along the way.
Effortless Control. No obsessional thoughts about alcohol, no craving driving the next drink, and no willpower struggle.
Indifference. Alcohol becomes something you can take or leave.
Awareness. Notice what changes naturally; tell us; we refine the plan.
Individualized managed care. We work with you during regular review calls to build and refine dose and timing around your actual life and response.
Private by design.
No insurance billing. Baclofen is prescribed through the LifeBac medical + pharmacy pathway and delivered discreetly. No public accountability groups. No app-based retention of alcohol-consumption data and no BAC collection.
We’re always here for you.
What does drinking cost you now?
As drinking comes down, people often notice the change first in their spending: they buy alcohol less often, replace it less often, and start realizing how much money was quietly disappearing every week.
LifeBac is an investment in getting control back — and as your drinking comes down, part or all of that investment can come straight back through lower alcohol spending.
Choose the plan that’s right for you
For a limited time, use SAVE200 at checkout. Start month-to-month, or choose the quarterly plan for the best value. For this launch, LifeBac founder Steven Jones is personally working with a limited number of new clients to build and refine their baclofen plan.
Monthly Plan
Pay as you go. Billed every month. Cancel your plan anytime.
Use discount code SAVE200 at checkout
Start nowQuarterly Plan
Billed every 3 months — more time to titrate, refine and reach your effective dose.
Billed every 3 months at $398/quarter
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