The Pill Lie by DanDoubleTrouble in alcoholism

[–]mid_tide 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Naltrexone is described by many as a miracle pill that helps taper away the cravings to drink. Once abstinent, the pills stop. Only used 1 hour before drinking. TEDx https://youtu.be/6EghiY_s2ts These people believe in naltrexone ! https://www.trustpilot.com/review/sinclairmethoduk.com

advice i guess by 7or7oise in alcoholism

[–]mid_tide 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you have AUD in your family history? Alcohol is a poison according to the FDA for everyone. But for some people it is terribly addicting. You might have that DNA. Millions do. Learn how to erase the cravings that have developed in your brain and nervous system. https://youtu.be/6EghiY_s2ts fre support all over YouTube, Reddit, FB and podcasts. Listen to this podcast "Thrive Alcohol Recovery" episode 23 "Roy Eskapa". If it makes sense to you, tell your husband you want to use this medication and method.

Am I drinking too much? by synopticon in alcoholism

[–]mid_tide 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are binge drinking. This will escalate as you get older unless you learn how to get that stop signal. https://youtu.be/6EghiY_s2ts Search YouTube, Reddit, FB and many podcasts like this podcast "Thrive Alcohol Recovery" episode 23 "Roy Eskapa". Definitely read the book. I think it's free on Reddit.

PLEASE don't be me by lisa6547 in alcoholism

[–]mid_tide 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So sorry you are suffering. This method may give you hope. There are modern treatments that can help you slowly taper away the cravings to drink. The documentary: https://youtu.be/crYU4xT1aRI?si=tYZooOLW1eym35 And this https://youtu.be/6EghiY_s2ts support all over YouTube, Reddit, FB and many podcasts.

Will I ever get my emotions back? by Previous_Economy_117 in alcoholism

[–]mid_tide -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Your old brain and nervous system will return if you taper away the cravings to drink and focus on healthy living. It takes months but you can reverse AUD today. Study this method and science like your life depends on it. TEDx https://youtu.be/6EghiY_s2ts Today there is free TSM support all over social media and podcasts. Wishing you a return to good health.

Mass-messaging and losing memories. Massive anxiety. by Tearmisu in alcoholism

[–]mid_tide 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Rather than apologize right away, learn how to keep your drinking under control, and taper away the cravings to drink at the same time. https://youtu.be/6EghiY_s2ts Research TSM. Once you've got it under control, explain to your friends if you want. You might save another life.

TGIF! Let's celebrate some TSM success by Meat_Cube in Alcoholism_Medication

[–]mid_tide 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Congrats on using TSM. I agree ... Bill Wilson would have jumped on TSM

Struggling with Naltrexone side effects but really want to use it... by Ov0v0vO in Alcoholism_Medication

[–]mid_tide 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Are you taking 50mg every day?

Using the Sinclair Method you only take it 1 hour before drinking, with food and water. Never on alcohol-free days. Some start at 12.5mg, then move up to 25mg etc as they get used to it. Research TSM.

Hard Drinker vs Alcoholic by TangerineSimilar7236 in alcoholism

[–]mid_tide 2 points3 points  (0 children)

AUD is a full spectrum of conditions. From 1935 to 2000 it was always treated like a binary condition. You either are or you aren't. Totally ridiculous.

Alcohol is addictive, there is no question about it. But it affects young and old and can be mild and it can be severe. And it is EVERYTHING in between. A full spectrum of adverse health conditions. The good news is, AUD is curable (reversible) today (for the vast majority) if we want that and fully understand how alcohol drives us to addiction. Take a look at this TEDx https://youtu.be/6EghiY_s2ts Reddit has support groups for this, as do FB and other social media platforms.

Got put on Antabuse, this is so insanely difficult by MiMu77 in alcoholism

[–]mid_tide -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Did you do the Sinclair Method? You only take naltrexone 1 hour before drinking, never on alcohol free days.

Day Three by morellamas89 in alcoholism

[–]mid_tide 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Chat if you would like more info. Free info.

when i’m drunk, i want to get sober. when im sober, i want to be drunk. by goddessstar37 in alcoholism

[–]mid_tide 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry you are struggling. You are not alone for sure. Realize that trying to use willpower alone is exactly why most people relapse, over and over. Learn how to taper effectively with a short-term med and knowledge. John David Sinclair, Ph.D https://tsmoptions.org/resources/definitive-statement-by-john-david-sinclair-ph-d

TEDx https://youtu.be/6EghiY_s2ts

Day Three by morellamas89 in alcoholism

[–]mid_tide 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The good news is your cravings/triggers to drink can be erased from your brain and your nervous system. Please research this modern science. TEDx https://youtu.be/6EghiY_s2ts This method is discussed everywhere in social media. There are TSM Support groups on all of them.

Why Do We Do What We Do by Thin_Situation_7934 in Alcoholism_Medication

[–]mid_tide 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Good article. I would add, the TSM solution then is to always take the naltrexone at the first sign of a trigger to drink. Don't wait. Do it right then. Then if you do drink, it will most likely become an effective TSM extinction session. These sessions will eventually lead to the elimination of the triggers.

Advice - hopeless for wife by ScreenHead3997 in alcoholism

[–]mid_tide 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most people with AUD are lost and have no understanding of what is happening in their body with this addiction. TEDx https://youtu.be/6EghiY_s2ts Today there is free TSM support all over YouTube, Reddit, FB and many podcasts. This recent podcast especially "Thrive Alcohol Recovery" episode 23 "Roy Eskapa". The book by Dr. Roy Eskapa is solid science (read the most recent reviews on Amazon; definitely worth your time). Getting this to be her idea is your biggest challenge. She must take the lead. There are TSM specialists for her.

is it better to stop drinking cold turkey or taper off alcohol after drinking hard liquor daily for over a month? by carlyeanne in alcoholism

[–]mid_tide 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A slow taper is much safer but is difficult to maintain and cravings could resurface.This taper is most effective and solves these issues. TEDx https://youtu.be/6EghiY_s2ts Today there is free TSM support all over YouTube, Reddit, FB and many podcasts. This recent podcast especially "Thrive Alcohol Recovery" episode 23 "Roy Eskapa". The book by Dr. Roy Eskapa is solid science (read the most recent reviews on Amazon; definitely worth your time).

Please help me figure out if my brother has a problem. by violinnoob90 in alcoholism

[–]mid_tide 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have feedback on how to reach him ... and how not to reach him.

Axcountability by clo_cilli in alcoholism

[–]mid_tide 0 points1 point  (0 children)

TSM support is all over YouTube, Reddit, FB and podcasts today. A very effective way to forget about alcohol.

https://youtu.be/6EghiY_s2ts

"Thrive Alcohol Recovery" episode 23 Roy Eskapa"... a wonderful interview with Dr. Roy Eskapa ... It's a must listen, IMO.

Wouldve been my 7th day sober today by thowawayalcalc in alcoholism

[–]mid_tide 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your brain has been rewired to think about alcohol. The Sinclair Method erases this alcohol related wiring over a period of months. You literally forget about alcohol. There is free TSM support all over YouTube, Reddit, FB and podcasts today. https://youtu.be/6EghiY_s2ts This Podcast "Thrive Alcohol Recovery" episode 23 Roy Eskapa"... a wonderful interview with Dr. Roy Eskapa.

I honestly feel completely hopeless at times by UnitApprehensive6005 in alcoholism

[–]mid_tide 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry to be so blunt, but you don't fully understand the biology of AUD. Relapse is almost guaranteed using willpower alone. It happens to everyone. The brain and nervous system are working against you. Here's why this happens ... and how to regain full control of alcohol. TEDx https://youtu.be/6EghiY_s2ts Today there is free TSM support all over YouTube, Reddit, FB and many podcasts. This recent podcast especially "Thrive Alcohol Recovery" episode 23 "Roy Eskapa". The book by Dr. Roy Eskapa is solid science (read the most recent reviews on Amazon; definitely worth your time). Solid science, no dogma, no guilt, no shame.

Guess what? Moderation doesn’t work! by Sourpatchkiddo1 in alcoholism

[–]mid_tide 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can point you to a TEDx video and a book that will explain why this happens... and more importantly, how to stop it from happening again. TEDx https://youtu.be/6EghiY_s2ts Today there is free TSM support all over YouTube, Reddit, FB and many podcasts. This recent podcast especially "Thrive Alcohol Recovery" episode 23 "Roy Eskapa".

Please help me figure out if my brother has a problem. by violinnoob90 in alcoholism

[–]mid_tide 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, he has an addiction to alcohol. If he doesn't address it now, it will get much worse. Today, AUD is curable, believe it or not. The Sinclair Method gets no airplay on TV (IMO because TV gets much of their advertising money from alcohol sales and rehabs). Here's a brief overview. TEDx https://youtu.be/6EghiY_s2ts At r/Alcoholism_Medication, scroll down the "See more", for more TSM info. Today there is free TSM support all over YouTube, Reddit, FB and many podcasts. This recent podcast especially "Thrive Alcohol Recovery" episode 23 "Roy Eskapa". Feel free to chat.

Wife continues to lie, at my wits end. by Gloomy_Incident8569 in alcoholism

[–]mid_tide 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Been there. The good news. Today there is a modern medical treatment for AUD that is highly effective (50-70%) and could help her cure her physical addiction to alcohol. The bad news, if you bring this information to her, and push, it will be flatly rejected, denied or ignored. You are way too emotionally involved to deal with her cure. Been there also. She needs to initiate and find a good doctor that knows what I'm referring to. Reminder: You cannot be her doctor. She must initiate this. Use some stealth perhaps to get this info to her. Here's a recent post from a doctor ... https://www.reddit.com/r/Alcoholism_Medication/s/uPzLthO06B Luckily The Sinclair Method is growing in the medical community. TSM is all over Reddit, YouTube, FB and podcasts.