LOS ANGELES December 11, 2013—Actress Claudia Christian is challenging the concepts of
‘once an alcoholic, always an alcoholic’ and abstinence-only treatment programs in her
upcoming documentary One Little Pill.
The film seeks to uncover why The Sinclair Method (TSM), a scientifically proven, FDA-
approved pharmaceutical treatment to reverse alcohol addiction, is not being made readily
available to those who need it most. TSM uses Naltrexone or Nalmefene, drugs proven to
have a 78% success rate in curing alcohol dependence. Naltrexone has been FDA-approved
for decades. Recently, Scottish Medicines Consortium (SMC) has approved Nalmefene for use
as part of the NHS National Services Scotland.
“If I could share with you the emails I have received from people whose lives have been
saved with The Sinclair Method you would understand why I am so desperate to see this film
on TV and available to educate people worldwide. It must be finished and seen and used to
help save lives.”
One Little Pill is the first project from Christian’s C Three Foundation. The film, which is
already in production for television, is seeking to raise money to cover the costs of post-
production.
Christian has raised more than $29,000 on Indiegogo after partnering with the international
movement #GivingTuesday, when One Little Pill raised nearly $11,000 in a single day. The
campaign ends on Dec. 24.
“I have devoted what's left of my life to helping others. From now on, this is my focus and my
reason to get up in the morning.”
The C Three Foundation was created to help save the lives of alcoholics worldwide. We aim
to educate doctors, alcoholics and family and friends of alcohol dependent people about the
most successful long term treatment for alcoholism; The Sinclair Method.
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For Further Information Contact Jenny Williamson 239-738-1906 onelittlepilldocumentary@gmail.com www.cthreefoundation.org
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