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I am an alcoholic and I need help. I do not want anyone to know but I can not get better by myself.. Anyone please tell me how to stop!! I am sick of being sick and stupid now all I cna do is cry...
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This is a reply to # 1,587,110Hi - You might want to read "The Mood Cure" by Julia Ross. That book has good information on nutrition and supplementation for different conditions, including alcoholism. Also, jurplesman knows a lot about this, and has some good posts on the topic. He has good articles on his website, and I can't remember the link.
Tom - Re: Alcoholic #60265
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,587,110Sorry to hear you're having a difficult time dealing with alcoholism. One of the hardest parts though is just admitting it to yourself and to a few others that you have a problem with alcohol. That you took the initative to step forward and post here is a great thing. If you browse this forum, as well as the AA forum, most likely you'll find some things that could be useful to you in your struggle to get sober again.
Can you provide some details about your situation, like how long you've been drinking, and how often, etc.?
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,587,110Acupuncture treatment is best treatment for all alcoholics want to rid of alcohol. Acupuncture treatment is in huge demand from last couple of months. And many drug and alcohol addicted started their treatment too.
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This is a reply to # 1,587,513Sorry to hear about your addiction.
I´ve read that kudzu is a very good herb (?) for reducing the cravings for alcohol. Did a download once from Wikipedia and will look for it on the CZ search window.
Blessings!- Re: Alcoholic #38782
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You can find kudzu at health food stores in capsule form, and you can definitely buy it online. It's amazing that a plant that is considered to be a weed in the USA is actually a source of salvation to alcholics. Gotta love that irony. Supposedly the Chinese have been using kudzu for a couple thousand years to deal with the same problems. Some brands have only the root, but I've heard that for booze cravings, it's best to have both the root and the flowers. Also, even if you drink while taking kudzu, you are likely to become satiated on less drinks. There was a study done that proves this. The brand I use is "kudzu recovery" made by "planetary herbals". This stuff is cheaper than buying drinks, bt....
The rest of this mail and other info re kudzu can be found by typing in kudzu in the search window on this forum.
May God help you kick this addiction. All the best!- Re: Alcoholic #60265
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This is a reply to # 1,588,408There is a lot of hype out there about kudzu being a way to control alcoholism, yet nobody here has actually been able to recover their sobriety thru kudzu alone; or at least it hasn't been reported here on this forum.
I tried kudzu with high hopes, but ended up drinking again for a few more years.- Re: Alcoholic jurplesman
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This is a reply to # 1,588,492You might try out the hypoglycemic diet. See:
Alcoholism (Addiction) is a Treatable Disease
Drug Addiction is a Nutritional Disorder
The first step in treatment is going on a Hypoglycemic Diet. If problems persist, it is best to consult a Nutritional Doctor, Clinical Nutritionist or a Nutritional Psychologist. Use our "Search our Web Site" for more information on terms entered into the search engine.
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This is a reply to # 1,588,615Actually, i found heavy metal detoxing to be quite helpful. There's growing evidence that heavy metal toxicity can be a culprit in addictions, not just for alcohol.
I did the hypoglycemic diet for a while, but it didn't cure my alcoholism. Concurrent with the alcoholism is a candida problem, so i definitely understand the rationale for a restricted diet. I found that i could keep up the special diet for a while, but there'd always be moments where the alcohol/sugar cravings would return, so the diet alone was not enough, even when taking some of the supplements you mention in your online texts. For me, the concept of 'willpower' is just a figment of the imagination.
I've been sober 9 months, and the intensive three months (november - january) of HM detoxing definitely helped. From what i've been reading about metals, the candidiasis is caused by heavy metal toxicty. Trying to check the candida growth through selective carbohydrate intake but without addressing the underlying metal problem is a mistake. - Re: Alcoholic archus
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This is a reply to # 1,588,615I know that it has been a while this message was posted, but I found the links by Mr. Plesman very helpful.
Thank you.
Archus
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This is a reply to # 1,587,110Some have realized that they're powerless against alcohol, and the answer for many has been to turn to a higher power.- Re: Alcoholic fabiola7386
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Hi #60265,
It is always difficult to go on a Hypoglycemic Diet., because this will trigger the usual sugar cravings This is why I recommend that you take Glycerine, while the body adjust to the hypoglycemic diet. Glycerine also counteracts alcohol cravings. Candidiasis is usually the result of too much refined carbohydrates (sugar) in the diet. The Candida fungus lives off sugar. It could be possible that heavy metal intoxication could cause candida infection, because heavy metals replace the zinc substrate that is necessary to metabolize sugars. But this would be the exception rather than the rule.
Hi The V,
Yes the higher power is simply the physical laws that control your biochemistry, which is more powerful than your free will.
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Hi #60265,
It is always difficult to go on a Hypoglycemic Diet., because this will trigger the usual sugar cravings This is why I recommend that you take Glycerine, while the body adjust to the hypoglycemic diet. Glycerine also counteracts alcohol cravings. Candidiasis is usually the result of too much refined carbohydrates (sugar) in the diet. The Candida fungus lives off sugar. It could be possible that heavy metal intoxication could cause candida infection, because heavy metals replace the zinc substrate that is necessary to metabolize sugars. But this would be the exception rather than the rule.
Hi The V,
Yes the higher power is simply the physical laws that control your biochemistry, which is more powerful than your free will. This is a typical case of delusional thinking.
- Re: Alcoholic #60265
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This is a reply to # 1,592,049Hi Jurplesman,
thanks for your response and for the information.
I disagree with you, though, about a few of the things you said:
1) i think metal toxicity is more prevalent that you suggest.
2) my cravings for all kinds of things (cannabis, alcohol, tobacco, sugars, caffeine) have completely disappeared now that i've gotten most (if not all) of the metal out of me.
3) a few years ago, i tried using glycerine to curb my cravings, but it did not work, and it in fact stimulated yeast growth. I don't think glycerine helps at all.
What i've concluded through empirical means is that controlling yeast growth is possible only when the metal has been removed, and that cravings for various substances (including sugars and alcohol) are also directly dependent on metal toxicity. Maybe that's not necessarily true for other alcoholics, but in my case that's how it is. I've been sober for more than 9 months now, so i must be doing something right, no?
I like this link:
http://addictionsfreehealth.com/cart/roadmap.htm
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This is a reply to # 1,592,201"3) a few years ago, i tried using glycerine to curb my cravings, but it did not work, and it in fact stimulated yeast growth. I don't think glycerine helps at all."
But glycerine is NOT a Sugar that candida uses as food. I have found glycerine to work with thousands of clients who suffered withdrawal symptoms.- Re: Alcoholic #60265
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This is a reply to # 1,592,574I spent a lot of money on glycerine, and i still ended up drunk, regardless. Oh, and i remember it causing me a lot of bad gas, too, so that's why i associate it with the yeast. Your logic and research behind it sounds good, but just because it sounds good on paper doesn't mean it works.
I wish there were more people on this forum who would actually TRY stuff.- Re: Alcoholic jurplesman
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This is a reply to # 1,592,594
"I spent a lot of money on glycerine, and I still ended up drunk, regardless. Oh, and I remember it causing me a lot of bad gas, too, so that's why i associate it with the yeast. Your logic and research behind it sounds good, but just because it sounds good on paper doesn't mean it works."
But glycerine is not a cure for alcoholism it is a Management Technique for overcoming cravings when you withdraw from alcohol or sugar cravings.
The real treatment for alcoholism can be found at Treatment of Alcoholism.
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This is a reply to # 1,593,608
It is also true that heavy metal toxicity can cause addiction, because heavy metal can interfere in glycolysis converting carbohydrates to biological energy called ATP. It can cause hypoglycemia type 6. This energy is essential in the production of feel good neurotransmitters such as serotonin.
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This is a reply to # 1,593,608If your patients can stop drinking thru a hypoglycemic diet and with glycerine, then all the power to them.
I tried that approach, and as i said, it just didn't work.
In my case, i view metal toxicity as the cause of my carb/alcohol cravings. I've gotten most of the metal out of my body, and the cravings have vanished.- Re: Alcoholic jurplesman
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This is a reply to # 1,596,530Advertisement
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simpler answers are often more credible (and easier to test) than the complex ones.
And besides, I didn't find THE answer, i just found what worked for me, and reported it truthfully on this forum.
As I said before, it's just too bad there aren't more people who are willing to TRY some of these remedies and then tell us on CZ if they worked or not. Any proposed remedy can look great on paper, can be well-thought out, and can have all the best intentions, but the bottom line is whether it really works or not.
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This is a reply to # 1,597,086
The only way to know whether a remedy works is having a large scale research with many people. From my experience of counselling addicts and alcoholics, the vast majority benefit from going on a hypoglycemic diet, (glycerine as a temporary remedy for cravings), avoiding allergies and detoxifying from Heavy Metals.
Those who failed may have been suffering from far more serious diseases such as Schizophrenia or Bipolar Disorder or the many other Silent Diseases that can be responsible for people self-medicating themselves.
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This is a reply to # 1,607,560Just go to AA and do what they tell you, no pills or potions just great support. Thats what I did and I have not had a drink in over 10 years.
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This is a reply to # 1,587,110
Hi there! don't worry things will get better for you, you're not alone in this mess, there are lots of people out there who suffers more of this addiction than you. Alcoholism is a very common problem, which is why so many people are looking for effective alcohol rehabilitation centres. However, it won't be effective if:
1. The person is not serious with it or if he doesn't want to have the treatment.
2. If he doesn't have the right people around him, most especially are his family, their support is what needed the most.
I advice that you be brave and firm in fighting off this addiction and have the right people to be around you in times like this.
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This is a reply to # 1,587,110The best first step to recovery is admitting you have a problem and accepting you need treatment. I would suggest finding a local treatment centre and checking yourself in for an assessment. Alternatively, you can go online and find your local AA or other alcohol recovery group. Either way, it is time to ask for help. Also you may not want to hear this, but getting your family involved could be a wise move. If they do not know what you are going through, they can not be there to support you. Just something to think about.
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This is a reply to # 1,587,110
I’m sure you can come out of it. If you cannot do it on your own, you can always seek professional help. I know this won't be easy but trust me it will be worth it. I was once an addict and got better with the help of a rehab. If you are from Canada, then the Canada Rehab Reviews site(http://www.canadarehabreviews.com/ ) can give you more options on addiction treatment centres across the country. I guess some offer free and insurance covered treatments. I hope this might be a good advice for you.
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