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  2. Over 1 month in on The Sinclair Method and it's the best thing I've done in years! It has immediately cut my drinking in half and I'm shocked that I'm just so uninterested in drinking these days. I feel like I have my brain back.

  3. I respect what your saying. But what worked for you may not work for others. There’s nothing wrong with people accepting that they are and will forever be addicts. We except the fact that there isn’t a little. Ones too much and A thousands not enough. Telling people that you can drink once a month after taking that shot is a huge risk

  6. Thank you for finding this wisdom within yourself and sharing it. I've been Sober for 7 months so far. I have found so much strength in myself in this time. Following my inner guidance has brought me to see the divine light that we all are. We 'can' manage our lives if we manage our thinking. When we get creative, our emotions change in direct response, we feel happier because we are no longer focusing on fears and self doubts and so frustrating our inner essence, that of being divine creative beings. Eternal blessings family. 🌞

  8. I found the mental emotional support in AA after going to a rehab center that tried to beat me down… the problem I could not be beaten any worse than I already was… I wish I had take the medical help with the shot, but I have made it 17 months and counting, but it would have made especially the first 3 month much easier…. My opinion you need emotional support… AA is not perfect but if you find the right people to help they are invaluable. But the medicine makes sense…. it is a beatable disease but one you are never cured from… you just find a way to be in charge again. Thank you for the video.

  9. lol yeah there's a pill for everything. the answer is so easy! You just have to be on the right medication and I bet it doesn't even have any side effects! Im so happy that modern society has an answer for all the problems.

  11. Yeah right… I had naltrexone. Did nothing for me. I enjoyed the slowing of motor skills etc. Alcohol is the worst drug. And I've tried and had phases with many…

  19. I'm Not getting this. Someone takes the pill……they drink…..they don't feel the effect. Wouldn't an alcoholic just decided to not take the pill? I'm hoping I'm wrong somehow. I get that their approach is to stop drinking so they're fueled to take the pill but not taking the pill is equivalent of relapsing. Relapsing occurs with alcoholism and this is just another way of doing it. Basically the alcoholic is still in control on the decision making of not drinking which at that point in time makes this just like any other method of quitting. If the alcoholic didn't know they were being giving this pill (hidden in food ect…) THEN I could see this making a difference. Maybe one of you can make sense of this for me?

  20. 11months in 5 days. no drugs, no rehab, no friends, no AA. its been 6 years of alcohoism. and i had my first birthday without alcohol since i was 16. im now a 23 year old sober person.

  23. I grew up with an Alcoholic father, at 4 years old I had to defend my mother from him. 4 years old facing off against someone 6 feet 3. Alcoholics go through it for sure, and God bless anyone who quits. But please bare in mind the real victims of alcohol……the people around alcoholics, who have sustained trauma in some cases one could not possibly imagine.

  28. I’ve been clean and sober going on 22 yrs, recovery is about changing the program in your mind and loving yourself from the inside, surrender to what is, the past is nothing more than an illusion.

  32. Well, thanks to alcohol, I'm now an under-achieving, 30 year old nobody with horrible teeth and skin, not a penny to my name and nothing I can say I'm genuinely proud of….I wish the best to anyone who can get away and stay away, cause I…..I just can't….😞

  33. Dihydromyricetin is a pretty cheap extract you can use for the Sinclair method. Take a few pills before drinking and it takes out all of the dopamine rushes. Also helps with hangovers.
    Thank you for coming to my TED talk.

  34. It's just a little tough to hear someone speak about something you developed in your early 20s that they developed at 40 and had the money, career and support to get through it and still turned into an addict. Like yeah lady…you could afford "equine therapy" so it's safe to say you had a comfortable upbringing. I don't know. Like she doesn't have the baseline reasons for her alcoholism other than the alcohol itself.

  40. I'm struggling at the minute, a week ago I had a seizure, in the past AA n such haven't helped . Tried disulfiram and still relapsed. Its an awful affliction, it makes a good person lie, it doesn't care who u r or what you have or haven't, all it wants is your life. I've seen friends go yellow and die painfully, you'd think that would b enough wouldn't you? And still it draws you, even knowing it won't end well.

  43. Coming from a 31 year old man that grew up with a true alcoholic. Dont do it if you have kids it fuked me up so much that I can't communicate or get along with people, violence is constantly on my mind, always walking around with a frown, never smiling. Hate myself always thinking suicide and you guys have to see that i have a really hot smoking wife and a 11 year old daughter but even having these things I'm still very depressed and I hate myself. All because of the abuse inhad to deal with growning up my dad use to choke me and bang my heads off walls all my childhood he use to make me break into people's sheds to steal booze for him. It wasn't until I got older and bigger that I managed to get him on the ground and start booting him until I broke his ribs. He was in bed for awhile and yes alcohol did kill him at age 63

  45. 3 years sober, never been convinced that I had a disease. 100%Knew it wasn't spirituality I needed. The truth was I needed to stop drinking (it is my decision to stay sober since), get healthy, work out my past, work on my future and just enjoy myself. Day to day I do not wish to label myself as an alcoholic. I have found the more I label myself with anything the more I align with that label in my actions.

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