Break Free From Cravings & Addictions
Get anti-craving medications like GLP-1s and oral naltrexone1,2,3 that growing research shows may help silence addiction cravings of all kinds.


- Anti-craving meds, delivered straight to your door
- 100% confidential care
- Empower your recovery
You're Not the Only One Struggling
70% of people in recovery from alcohol relapse in their first year4
29M
Americans struggling with their drinking5
<10%
of people who could benefit from medication ever receive it6
$20K-$120K
typical cost for a single residential treatment stay7

The Science
Get your brain back on your side
Heavy drinking physically changes your brain.8 Long after your last drink, your body still craves the dopamine release. Anti-craving medications like GLP-1s and naltrexone may help rewire your brain’s dopamine pathways.
They told you relapse is part of recovery. It shouldn’t be.
Your drinking stopped. But the cravings didn’t. Why is recovery still such a struggle?
It’s time to silence the noise.
Livelyhood is here to empower your recovery
Licensed Medical Providers
Your medication is prescribed by licensed medical providers experienced in recovery.
Tailored to Your Recovery
Personalized prescriptions and doses based on your goals and your medical history.
Discreet, On-Your-Terms Care
Care from the privacy of your home. Plans start at $250/month.
Long-Term Program
Structured 6 to 12+ month support. We stay with you for as long as your recovery requires.
Three steps. All from home.
How Livelyhood works.
Step 1
Qualify in minutes
Take a short assessment to see if Livelyhood is right for you.
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Step 2
Meet your provider
A licensed medical provider reviews your history and creates a personalized protocol that fits your goals and needs.
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Step 3
Medication arrives at your door
Medication shipped discreetly to your door. No pharmacy visits, no waiting rooms. Ongoing provider access and cravings support for the long haul.
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Real stories from people who silenced their cravings
Quotes from public Reddit posts. Not Livelyhood patients. Individual results vary, and Livelyhood does not guarantee specific outcomes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is compounded GLP-1 medication safe?
Compounded GLP-1 medications are prepared by licensed compounding pharmacies and prescribed by licensed medical providers. They contain the same active ingredients as FDA-approved GLP-1 medications.11 They are also a non-addictive, non-narcotic form of medical therapy.12 As with any medication, side effects are possible, so your provider will review your full medical history before prescribing.
Do GLP-1 medications actually work for alcohol cravings?
Growing research shows GLP-1 medications may help reduce alcohol cravings and other compulsive urges.1 Individual responses vary, and Livelyhood doesn’t guarantee specific results.
Can I take GLP-1 medications if I’m already on naltrexone?
GLP-1 medications and oral naltrexone may be prescribed together based on a provider’s clinical judgment.13 Book your consultation to discuss your current medications with a licensed provider who can tailor a protocol to your medical history.
How does Livelyhood fit into my current recovery program?
Livelyhood supports whatever recovery path you’re on, including 12-step programs, therapy, and other approaches.
How long does the program last?
We recommend 6 months minimum for the best results, because growing research suggests sustained recovery typically requires extended treatment.14 But we offer plans as short as 30 days for those who want to try the program first.
Is it private?
Yes. Your appointment is 100% confidential via our virtual program. Medication ships in discreet packaging.
What are the side effects of GLP-1s?
The most commonly reported side effects are nausea, vomiting, and gastrointestinal discomfort, especially as your body adjusts.15 Your provider monitors carefully and is available for adjustments throughout treatment.
Who isn’t Livelyhood for?
Livelyhood is a telehealth program and can’t replace in-person care for everyone. You likely aren’t a fit if you need high-acuity, in-person medical supervision, if you’re in active crisis or experiencing acute suicidality, if you have a history of eating disorders, or if your BMI is below the prescribing threshold. If you’re in immediate danger, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, or call 911.



