Date:   5/8/2007 2:34:13 PM ( 17 y ago)
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Hey shadowalker,

Is it a not a good thing to discourage people that are trying something and it is working for them.

Remember when the world was flat?

There is always room for new discoveries and new hope for those that have not found the answers.

Just like children internalize and believe what they are told, sometimes the smallest negative comment will dissuade a fledgling from trying, and hope will be buried in disouragement.

Also, the posts about graham crackers are not about using them to stop alcohol cravings, but to help the liver to heal. If you read the entire post on that it explains why and how it is being used to succesfully help to heal cirrhosis of the liver.

It was posted below in reference to chocolate cravings - as related to hypoglycemia, as a possible tie in - (sugar cravings), or perhaps the body asking for the Sugar necessary for healing the liver. (I believe in the body's language.)

Scientifically, the hypoglycemic process as related to alcohol dependency makes perfect sense - perhaps if you read through the posts it may explain why it has inspired such hope.

As for Kudzu, yes you can visit the 'My Way Out' site, and you will find many that are using it as a support to their therapy of choice, with much success.

It sounds like crenny is having success, and trying share the good news.

It has been my experience that discouragement does work - as does encouragemnt.

Support is always a great thing when one is attemtpting something difficult.

It is wonderful to hear of those that have years of success behind them, and others that are still at the starting line.

My best from this end...

MadArt (ist)

graham crackers why:
//www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=862058#i


My way out link:
http://www.mywayout.org/?gclid=CIqTjo60u4sCFQMNIgod5TrIvg




 

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