Posts Tagged ‘drinking’
Monday, August 23rd, 2010

Problems Associated With Drinking
Many people take an occasional drink with no problems. Some people drink moderately and appear to have no repercussions. There are times, however, when drinking can be risky business.
Health problems can develop and relationships can suffer as well as careers. If you are concerned about any of these scenarios you may want to stop drinking. Read on and find out about some of the problems associated with drinking, even moderately.
Did you know that you don’t need to drink much alcohol before your driving ability suffers? There are driving skills that can be impaired by a blood alcohol level as low as 00.2%.
An empty stomach makes the alcohol react even more quickly. If you continue to drink, your driving will become even more impaired. Most states have the blood alcohol level set at 0.08% but driving skills can be negatively affected at far lower levels.
Many medications do not mix with alcohol. You should stop drinking if you are taking medications that do not react well with the consumption of alcohol.
There are even over-the-counter medications like antihistamines that do not mix well with alcohol. You can be risking liver damage and other problems if you are taking medications that should not be combined with alcohol. Read the package directions, ask your doctor or pharmacist if you have any concerns.
There are many other problems that can occur when people drink and are not willing to stop drinking. You may end up at odds or even separated from family members and friends. Your job situation may become strained and you could risk losing the chance at a promotion or even lose your job.
Often people who drink end up having problems with the legal system because of the poor choices made while drinking. This can be costly in many ways.
Licenses and insurance can be revoked and time in jail may be required. Many of these legal situations will require the expense of an attorney and you may need to miss valuable time at work.
Women who are pregnant and drink may be endangering their unborn child. Many birth defects are related to women who drink during pregnancy. If you are pregnant you should stop drinking immediately.
Fetal alcohol syndrome is an extremely serious problem that can occur and it leads to children who have severe mental, physical, and behavioral problems that can last for the lifetime of the child.
There are long term problems associated with drinking. Heart disease, liver disease and certain kinds of cancer can develop gradually. Pancreatitis is a condition that can occur if a person drinks too much.
The pancreas helps digest the food we eat and also helps regulate the blood sugar in our bodies by producing insulin.
Men often develop these problems more slowly than women even when they consume more alcohol. Some of these adverse health situations can be reversed if a person stops drinking soon enough.
Many of these health problems can be treated. If you know someone who is drinking too heavily or if this is a problem that you are experiencing you should take action. Talk to the person or make an appointment to see your doctor.
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Hypnosis Alcohol Treatment: Staying Sober through Hypnosis
$19.95
Has alcohol become a problem for you? Are you ready for change? Whether you are looking to stop drinking alcohol completely or just reduce the amount you drink, our Beverly Hills Hypnosis Alcohol Treatment CD can help! Beverly Hills Hypnosis Alcohol Treatment CDs use a special blend of hypnosis, relaxation techniques and guided imagery that will enable you to regain control over your life!…
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The Easy Way to Stop Drinking Take Control with Self Hypnosis & Subliminal Suggestion 2 CD Set
$29.95
2 CD Set – It has been found that people with addictive personalities have low Alpha activity within their brains; this means they have trouble relaxing, and turning off their thoughts. Also, those with low SMR levels have a tendency to self medicate. This very special cd is enhanced with binaural beat technology which will help to bring your brain waves down to an Alpha level, and increase SM…
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The Easy Way to Stop Drinking Take Control of Your Drinking w/ Subliminal Suggestion & Sound Therapy
$16.95
It has been found that people with addictive personalities have low Alpha activity within their brains; this means they have trouble relaxing, and turning off their thoughts. Also, those with low SMR levels have a tendency to self medicate.This very special cd is enhanced with binaural beat technology which will help to bring your brain waves down to an Alpha level, and increase SMR levels. In ad…
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Happy Hour
$0.01
Happy Hour tells the story of Tulley (Anthony LaPaglia) a self proclaimed ‘drinker with a writing problem’ who struggles to finish his stalled novel while working at a dead end job in a New York City ad agency. Teamed with his best friend and drinking buddy Levine (Eric Stoltz) Tulley parties away his nights to try to forget the writer’s block that plagues him. In his favorite watering hole one ni…
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1946 – 1979 Alcohol & Alcoholism Films DVD: Treatment & Effects of Alcohol Abuse & Drug Addiction
$12.99
Alcohol abuse, addiction, alcoholism, drinking and driving – none of these social problems are new, as shown in this rare films collection from 1949 – 1979. The effects of drugs and alcohol on society and families are far reaching, and resonate deeper than just biological consequences. Armed with facts about alcohol abuse and addiction, effective treatment and rehab are within the grasp of anyone …
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The Easy Way to Stop Drinking
$10.07
Carr offers a startling new view of why we drink and how we can escape the addiction. Step by step, with devastating clarity and simplicity, he applies the Easyway™ method, dispelling all the illusions that surround the subject of drink…
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How to Quit Drinking Without Aa
$10.77
Offering a successful alternative to Alcoholics Anonymous, Jerry Dorsman teaches readers how to take control of their own recovery process. How to Quit Drinking Without AA provides worksheets to define emotional needs, methods to avoid the common …
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Healing the Shame That Binds You
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This classic book, written 17 years ago but still selling more than 13,000 copies every year, has been completely updated and expanded by the author.”I used to drink,” writes John Bradshaw,”to solve the problems caused by drinking. The more I…
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The Miracle Method
$12.32
The authors of this book help those suffering from alcoholism to imagine a miracle cure, a future where drinking is not a problem and to specify small, concrete obtainable goals that will make that future a reality. Individuals learn to recognize …
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Thursday, August 12th, 2010

Which of the following is not a common side effect of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD)?
facial deformity
motor skill deficiencies
language difficulties
increased memory
When helping a pregnant woman with a drinking addiction you should not:
expect instant success
be a cheerleader for her
encourage her to talk with her health care provider
talk on the phone with others for support
A chronic liver disease caused by excessive alcohol consumption is known as:
Cardiac sympathy
Cirrhosis
Pancreatitis
Parkinson’s
According to research what would be the single most effective deterrent for drinking and driving?
Automatic license revocation
Inability to post bail if arrested
Jail sentence
I think that we should stop judging each other and do more by support and encouragement to stop

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Teenage Peer Pressure & Alcohol Film: The Measure of a Man (1962)
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Measure of a Man is a cautionary tale that follows three teenage greasers who find themselves in a tempting situation involving alcohol and fast women. The film focuses on a young athlete who lives with his mother, exploring his background and how he has become shaped as a person with certain moral concerns. He and his two friends get a couple of sodas at the Big Boy, then go out cruising for girl…
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A Woman’s Way Through the Twelve Steps
$262.00
This new video is a component of “A Woman’s Way through the Twelve Steps Program” and is also available as a stand-alone item to enhance your existing program. The video portrays the safe, nurturing, and empowering environment that is essential in order for women and girls to heal from addiction. It begins with an introduction to the program and is followed by Dr. Stephanie Covington leading real …
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Alcoholics Anonymous: The Story of How Many Thousands of Men and Women Have Recovered from Alcoholism
$6.99
Alcoholics Anonymous-the Big Book-has served as a lifeline to millions worldwide. First published in 1939, Alcoholics Anonymous sets forth cornerstone concepts of recovery from alcoholism and tells the stories of men and women who have overcome the disease. With publication of the second edition in 1955, the third edition in 1976, and now the fourth edition in 2001, the essential recovery text has…
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Smashed: Story of a Drunken Girlhood
$5.00
Garnering a vast amount of attention from young people and parents, and from book buyers across the country, Smashed became a media sensation and a New York Times bestseller. Eye- opening and utterly gripping, Koren Zailckass story is that of thousands of girls like her who are not alcoholicsyetbut who routinely use booze as a shortcut to courage and a stand-in for good judgment. W…
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Alcoholics Anonymous
$12.09
It`s more than a book. It`s a way of life. Alcoholics Anonymous-The Big Book–has served as a lifeline to millions worldwide. First published in 1939, Alcoholics Anonymous sets forth cornerstone concepts of recovery from a…
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Happy Hours
$11.77
Drawing on medical reports and speaking from personal experience, author Devon Jersild informs readers about the health risks that female alcoholics face. According to her sources, there are alarming differences between the sexes regarding alcohol a
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The Testament
$7.91
Nate O’Riley, a high-powered D.C. lawyer and recovering alcoholic, must fight both a morally corrupt legal system and his own recurring addiction to find Rachel Lane, a young woman working as doctor deep in the Brazilian wetlands. Rachel has inher…
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Tags: addiction, alcohol, drinking, health, women, women alcohol addiction
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Saturday, July 31st, 2010

I’m going to put myself out there a little on this one because it hits home for me. I’m not so much coming from the perspective of people that work out then go party on the weekends though I’ll touch on that as well. I’m more so coming from the perspective of people who suffer from alcoholism and have a problem with it. With that I could easily tap into substance abuse with this subject but we’ll stick to excessive drinking otherwise this could turn into a book rather than an article.
Sure, there are those who seem to have more control and these are the ones that may work out during the week and do it up on the weekends, or perhaps just on occasion. I won’t go as far as to say that if you do this you’ll negate all of your gym efforts (unless it’s excessive every weekend, which you fool yourself if you don’t think this can quickly turn into a real problem). But it certainly isn’t going to push you towards your ultimate goal. Then again, that all depends on how serious you are. For those of us who suffer from chronic abuse this will indeed hold us back from our full potential.
First of all excessive alcohol will lower your testosterone levels. We know that with men testosterone is a key factor in building muscle and burning fat. Alcohol is also considered empty calories which are stored as fat. You also have to consider not only the calories in alcohol but the substances that are often mixed with it. It’s clear that alcohol is counterproductive in many ways to building a strong and muscular physique. As if this weren’t enough have you ever tried to work out the day after a night of drinking? It’s not going to be pretty and you can forget about giving your best efforts. One night of binge drinking can set you back several days, if not an entire week. There’s also a long list of health problems that can develop from alcohol abuse.
Sadly enough this is something that many struggle with. I’ve been there myself. Whether you’re into bodybuilding or just love the feeling and effects of intense workouts, we can all agree that this is an extreme sport in its own way. With that being realized it’s easy to see that some of us get caught up into other extremes in life. Many of us that workout intense are addicted to working out to some degree, though a healthy addiction. But none the less that personality trait on addiction is there and is often prevalent in our lives.
Those cravings seem to come and go. One thing I’ve learned that helps is acknowledging this as a true problem and seeing it for what it is. This helps you stay on guard at all times. When you feel those moments of vulnerability coming on you’re able to take a step back. It doesn’t mean we won’t ever fall but it may mean that we fall less often, and when we do, we’ll be able to get back up and fight again. We also have to constantly remind ourselves why we do what we do in regards to the gym. It’s more than just strength on the outside or attaining a muscular physique. Sure, that’s part of it. But it’s more so an inner struggle that we’re able to conquer day in and day out. We prove something to ourselves every time we tap into this strength that we pull from deep within and push through another day. When we dwell on the very thing that makes us become a better person every day, we then realize we can conqueror this evil, and so we do yet another day.
Jason M. Stallworth
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Tags: addict, addiction, alcohol abuse, alcohol cravings, alcoholism, binge drinking, drinking, drinking and drug abuse
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Saturday, July 24th, 2010

I am a recovering alcoholic & my boyfriend drinks every weekend knowing I do not like it. Should I leave?
I have been with a guy for 2 years & when we met I was in a treatment facility completing a 2 yr. program for substance abuse.
I knew that he had some encounters with drugs in the past but he was living a clean life when I met him . After we moved in together he slowly started to drink which occasionally I had no problem with. Since we have been together he has gotten drunk on more than a few occasions getting angry from time to time. He now drinks every weekend not always getting drunk but getting buzzed most of the time. I get angry & resentful. I often wonder if I am overreacting. I suffer from depression / anxiety & lately I have felt worse due to strains on our relationship. He has a stable job & I only work part time right now because I have been taking care of his daughters for the summer while he works. I feel stressed. He doesn’t think he is doing anything wrong by drinking since he holds down a job/ pays our bills. Disrespect to my sobriety or what?
Sweetie, he’s endangering your sanity, sobriety and health. He’s completely showing no courtesy to you and your wanting to begin a new life sober and substance free. I understand the need to blow off steam after work as the main source of income in the house, but there has to be a way that won’t disrupt or disrespect your road to recovery. And your taking care of his children while he works! He shouldn’t be holding that over your head, you’re taking on a responsibility that many women in your position wouldn’t take the added stress on. Confront him more, tell him he’s disrespecting you and your sobriety. Also, his children have a bond with you for you to take care of them. If he doesn’t understand your need for a stable and sober life- leave his ass because he’s a loser.
Tags: abuse, addiction, adolescent substance abuse treatment programs, anxiety, depression, drinking, drunk, effectiveness of substance abuse treatment programs, health, rehab, substance abuse, substance abuse treatment programs, treatment, types of substance abuse treatment programs
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Sunday, July 18th, 2010

What known health risks should I expect from drinking too much diet cola?
I have a habit of substituting large diet sodas for normal meals. The weight loss over the past couple years is quite noticeable. However, I fear that there may be some long term side-effects that may be associated with abusing diet drinks. I know they have never linked asparatame with cancer in humans so I’m guessing the only thing I should worry about is the caffeine (which isn’t a big deal since I drink mostly diet root beer which contains none). Are there any other health risks I should know about before I continue this lifestyle?
I have a good friend who is an organic chemist and he drinks alot of diet coke. I asked him about this and he can draw the molecule aspertame and knows its properties well. He feels people who know nothing about chemistry are making claims about aspertame. He said the body doesn’t digest it, it just passes through your system. But in extreme amounts, much more than we would ever consume in diet drinks, it could be dangerous, just as water would be.
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Friday, July 9th, 2010

Alcohol and Drug Awareness Program?
Where can I find an article on the internet about celebrities (of any kind, it doesn’t necessarily have to be a celebrity) who (in recent months or weeks) have had alcohol or drug problems? I need to find a site so I can write an summary on the user of my choice.
Thanks so much!!
Before I help you, why are you so unable to do a search on Google and find your own information? Are you in the fifth grade? Does your father or your mother still change your diaper? Wake up and start using the resources that are freely available at virtually EVERY library in the U.S.
try the tabloid magazines like star. I attached a link. hope it helps

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Acquired Awareness Framed Art Framed Poster Print, 26×38
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IN THE MIX – Alcohol: What You Don’t Know
$69.95
Length: 30 min. Performance rights and Discussion Guide included. (Gr. 6-12, College) Its true: What you dont know CAN hurt you! So In the Mix takes a hard look at drinking with hard facts. We meet some teens who are recovering alcoholics and a boy who paid a high price for drinking and driving: he was left partially brain damaged from an accident. In a powerful segment, two 21 year-olds test the …
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The Drug Tape (Effects of Drugs on the Mind and Body – From Alcohol to Heroin)
$75.00
People who have never used drugs have a difficult time visualizing their effects on both the mind and the body. This live action video program is the most realistic and unforgettable dramatization anyone would ever want to experience. Actor Howard Hesseman (WKRP, Head of the Class) demonstrates the effects of various drugs, from alcohol to heroin, and does it so convincingly you’ll feel as if you’…
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Forged By Fire
$2.48
Sharon Draper has indeed forged a fiery name for herself in the field of young adult literature–that of a courageous writer, willing to tackle tough, real-life problems while developing honorable, streetwise role models for troubled teens. Her previous novel, Tears of the Tiger, garnered much acclaim and became the first recipient of the Coretta Scott King Genesis Award. In this second novel…
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Alcohol and Human Health
$49.13
Alcohol has been drunk in human societies for at least ten thousand years, and today has become a common and accepted way to unwind from the pressures of life. But people are also aware that drinking alcohol has its dangers: it impairs our reaction tim…
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Get High Now (Without Drugs) (Paperback)
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Get High Now is an illustrated, mind-blowing magic carpet ride of more than 175 ways to alter human perception and consciousness without drugs or alcohol. Culled from science, physiology, spiritual practices, and the audio visual arts, these `…
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Recovery
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Recovery is designed to help adult children of alcoholics grow from ignorance to awareness to integration and self-acceptance. R
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Always Aware (Paperback)
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What better way to help those folks addicted to drugs or alcohol than by 30 years` experience? Embracing the self-help philosophy used in 12-Step programs, Jim Cusack has been helping people recover to this day. Family love and caring form the essence …
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Sunday, July 4th, 2010

If all Christians stopped abusing alcohol, would it make the world a better place?
I realize Paul’s books say that all Christians are not bound by OT law, but alcohol seems to be the biggest factor when it comes to messing up families. Are materialism and booze inseperable?
Even Jesus drank wine, but Christians are not to drink and become drunk. So yes, if Christians stopped abusing alcohol, it would help to make the world a better place. And if EVERYONE stopped abusing it, the world would be better still.

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Lockdown
$5.75
When I first got to Progress, it freaked me out to be locked in a room and unable to get out. But after a while, when you got to thinking about it, you knew nobody could get in, either. It seems as if the only progress that’s going on at Progress juvenile facility is moving from juvy jail to real jail. Reese wants out early, but is he supposed to just sit back and let his friend Toon get jumped…
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Marijuana is Safer: So Why Are We Driving People to Drink?
$8.76
Nationally recognized marijuana-policy experts Steve Fox, Paul Armentano, and Mason Tvert compare and contrast the relative harms and legal status of the two most popular recreational substances in the world–marijuana and alcohol. Through an objective examination of the two drugs and the laws and social practices that steer people toward alcohol, the authors pose a simple yet rarely considered qu…
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Tags: alcohol, alcohol abuse laws, drinking, drugs, DUI, law
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Wednesday, June 30th, 2010

Today: H 24 /L 13
ST. LOUIS – He is famous for many things. For his eerie scream. For his “Satan worship.” For biting the head off a dove. And a bat. But, mostly, Ozzy Osbourne has become famous for indulging in decades of near-legendary substance abuse — abuse that would vanquish most — and surviving.

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Detox Support by NOW Foods – (90 Vegetarian Capsules)
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Everyday we face exposure to pollutants such as exhaust, smoke and heavy metals that can significantly drag down our ability to live well and function at optimal levels. NOW Detox Support is a comprehensive fusion of vitamins, minerals and herbs scientifically formulated to rid the body of energy depleting chemicals, pollutants and toxins. With an impressive complex of herbs, including Milk Thistl…
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Liver Cleanse
This formula is designed for liver detoxification when there is liver damage
And toxicity due to alcohol or drug excess (prescription or street). It helps
minimize and balance the toxic liver and skin eruption. If you do not have liver damage
or take a lot of medication, then you will benefit from Herbal Regenesis Liver
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T15 Liver Liquescence
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The epidemiology of alcoholic liver disease.: An article from: Alcohol Research & Health
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This digital document is an article from Alcohol Research & Health, published by U.S. Government Printing Office on September 22, 2003. The length of the article is 6967 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.Ci…
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Monday, June 21st, 2010

{*-uR oPiNiOn oV PpL hU tYp LyK DiZ-*}?
As a fourteen-year-old girl in high school, I am regularly confronted with numerous ways in which the imbiciles who attend my school persist in writing (they frequently attempt to communicate and verbally abuse me online, much to my dismay.) What is your opinion of those who are incapable of using standard English, especially those as young as twelve? What is my reason for never typing in such a manner? Does this make me abnormal, or completely normal? This issue is one that confuses me greatly, as I often feel very different to my peers (we have very little in common. I like reading, writing and good music. They prefer Clubland Xtreme Hardcore music and cheap alcohol.) Common examples are as follows:
*{{M4D FLyY CuTii3 WiiD @ FiiN3 AzZ B00Tii3 ~ SiiNGL3 4 U B00!}}*
OmG y u do dey persist in typin lyk dis wivowt usin punctuation or enyfing omg so annoyin u agree wid me on dis 1?
Any advice, suggestions or solutions would be greatly appreciated. Have a lovely day, everyone!
I think that you talk better English than over half the people in America. Don’t worry about the people who attend your school that you have nothing in common with or who make fun of you. Your apparently going to succeed in life and they will be left behind working a dead end job with no education because they are to caught up in other people rather than focusing on improving their skills and knowledge.

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Working with the Problem Drinker: A Solution-Focused Approach
$15.00
Brief Family Therapy Center, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Detailed description for psychotherapists of the solution-focused, brief-therapy, problem-solving method of working with problem-drinker clients. Based on the authors’ work with their clients. DNLM: Alcoholism – rehabilitation. …
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Overcoming Addictions: The Spiritual Solution (Chopra, Deepak. Perfect Health Library.)
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Praise for Deepak Chopra, M.D.:”A new medicine is in the making, one in which mind, consciousness, meaning, and intelligence play key roles. One of the architects of the new medicine is Dr. Chopra, a credentialed, respected physician who has ‘paid his dues’ as a modern doctor.”Larry Dossey, M.D., author of Healing Words”Deepak Chopra is being hailed as a modern-day Hippocrates for his novel approa…
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Alcohol & Substance Abuse Studies (CPSW)
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This publication is a synthesis of research data, concepts, ideas and personal experience that will endow the reader with a clear and concise understanding that is necessary to effectively recognize the symptomology of the unhealthy modes of addiction which causes harmful physical and psychological dependence. Each of the drugs has a chapter devoted to that drug and the content is easy to read and…
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Sunday, June 6th, 2010

Why is “blacking out” a warning sign of alcoholism?
People without a tolerance to alcohol will usually get very sick and pass out (become unconscious)when drinking too much. Blacking out, in which the individual continues to walk, talk, etc. (although he or she may do things that are out of character) but has no memory of it the next day indicates that the tolerance level has increased, as has the toxicity level (level at which the individual has alcohol poisoning). Increased tolerance and toxicity levels are signs of alcoholism since it takes a lot of drinking (in the vast majority of cases) for these to occur.
Other signs of alcoholism include withdrawal symptoms (tremors, seizures, DT’s and even death) as well as repeated use in the face of negative consequences. Often the alcoholic will place priority in drinking while family, work, etc. become less important.

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How To Overcome Alcoholism
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Do You Have a Friend or Family MemberWho is Abusing Alcohol?Did you know that 40% of alcoholicsin the U.S. are women?Don’t Wait Until it’s Too LateGet the Answers You Need – TODAY!Substance abuse is rampant and alcohol tops the list of all forms of abuse. Sadly, alcoholism does not discriminate. The chances are very high that you have a friend or family member who drinks too much.The probl…
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Monday, May 24th, 2010

What happens to your body when you quit drinking alcohol???
My step-mom is an alcoholic. She quit cold turkey 4 days ago. She was drinking Vodka heavily every day. She hasnt had very many withdrawl symptoms other than being irritable. But- since she stopped, she feels like she has a bladder or kidney infection. Is this common? and is this just “part of it”?
Shes been drinking for years–maybe its just because all the alcohol is coming out of her body?
i know most of the basic symptoms of alcohol withdrawl…im curious if this is another less common symptom??
could just be that she has a bladder infection and wasn’t aware of it because of being intoxicated

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The Easy Way to Stop Drinking Take Control with Self Hypnosis & Subliminal Suggestion 2 CD Set
$29.95
2 CD Set – It has been found that people with addictive personalities have low Alpha activity within their brains; this means they have trouble relaxing, and turning off their thoughts. Also, those with low SMR levels have a tendency to self medicate. This very special cd is enhanced with binaural beat technology which will help to bring your brain waves down to an Alpha level, and increase SM…
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The Easy Way to Stop Drinking Take Control of Your Drinking w/ Subliminal Suggestion & Sound Therapy
$16.95
It has been found that people with addictive personalities have low Alpha activity within their brains; this means they have trouble relaxing, and turning off their thoughts. Also, those with low SMR levels have a tendency to self medicate.This very special cd is enhanced with binaural beat technology which will help to bring your brain waves down to an Alpha level, and increase SMR levels. In ad…
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Sprudio- Subliminal Cd: Quit Drinking Alcohol Now
$14.99
CD with Nature Sound: The affirmations and suggestions are “buried” in the Ocean Waves Sound; all you hear is The Ocean Waves and the Nature Sound. Final Track Silent, can be used anywhere. There is not sound to be heard by conscious mind.
About this CD
You understand the problem, it is your drinking. You want to stop but its just too easy to do again and again. Our culture provides it. You can ri…
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How to Quit Drinking without AA: A Complete Self-Help Guide, 2nd Edition
$7.47
“Quit drinking on your own terms,” urges Jerry Dorsman, addictions counselor and an alcoholic in recovery for over 16 years. Those terms, carefully outlined in How to Quit Drinking Without AA, shift the treatment model away from disease toward holism. In this upbeat and clearly written guide, Dorsman neither moralizes nor locks the alcoholic in the perception of powerlessness. “A part of you…
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Take Control of Your Drinking…And You May Not Need to Quit
$11.64
In a career spent working with people who want to change their drinking habits, Michael S. Levy has found that the routes to behavioral change vary: abstinence is the successful route for many people, while others can moderate their drinking on their own or with professional help. In this book, he helps people take control of their alcohol problems by teaching them how to think about and address t…
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How to Quit Drinking Without Aa
$10.77
Offering a successful alternative to Alcoholics Anonymous, Jerry Dorsman teaches readers how to take control of their own recovery process. How to Quit Drinking Without AA provides worksheets to define emotional needs, methods to avoid the common …
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Thursday, April 15th, 2010

How Can I Encourage a Teen To Stop Drinking Alcohol?=( I really need your help!=(?
I don’t know what else to do. I love him and he’s stubborn. He doesn’t want to stop. I went over a lot of things like all the effects. Why won’t he stop? He’s only 15 and he’s done it all….sex, drugs, alcohol..but I don’t think he smokes…. I want to help him and I don’t live close to him. He’s really nice but stupid because of this. Also can you help me out with some motivational sayings and pictures…maybe that will help?=(
I’m only a teen myself=(
Well, know that you can never fully change him. Especially if he’s stubborn and you’ve tried everything possible. Try constantly reminding him that it ruins his life and he will later regret it. Ask him why he does it and listen carefully to his answer. Try talking to a counselor or adult you trust. Remember again that you can’t change his mind for him, or at least not as quick as a snap. But talking to an adult would definitely be something you might want to do if this problem continues over time.

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How to Stop the One You Love From Drinking and Using Drugs – The Process of Intervention
$38.00
If you live with the day-to-day pain of someone else’s alcohol or drug abuse,you might think there’s nothing you can do. But the good news is there’s a lot you can do, both for yourself and the person you love. This insightful video uses dramatized situations and straightforward commentary to explain the process of intervention. This videocassette outlines the practical steps you can take to start…
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7 Weeks to Safe Social Drinking: How to Effectively Moderate Your Alcohol Intake
$17.05
Drink less, crave less and nip your problem drinking in the bud with the easy Drink/Link Moderate Drinking Program in this book! Drink/Link has helped thousands of drinkers worldwide to control drinking and prevent alcoholism since 1988. Over 80% of the drinkers who have completed this program have either cut their drinking in half or significantly reduced it! No meetings, drugs, belief in a hi…
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HOW TO ABSTAIN FROM ALCOHOL
$3.00
A BOOK WHICH WILL HELP YOU STOP DRINKING WRITTEN BY AN ALCOHOLIC WHO HAS ABSTAINED FOR OVER 30 YEARS. THE METHODS CONTAINED WITHIN HAVE BEEN TRIED, PROVEN AND TESTED AND WORK….
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The Easy Way to Stop Drinking
$10.07
Carr offers a startling new view of why we drink and how we can escape the addiction. Step by step, with devastating clarity and simplicity, he applies the Easyway™ method, dispelling all the illusions that surround the subject of drink…
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If You Loved Me, You`d Stop! (Paperback)
$9.38
If You Loved Me, You’d Stop! What You Really Need To Know When Your Loved One Drinks Too Much combines the most current brain research on alcoholism and alcohol abuse with Lisa Frederiksen’s 40 years experience in dealing with these fa…
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Tweak (Paperback)
$9.89
When he was 11 years old, Nic Sheff and a friend stole a bottle of their parents` alcohol. The friend had one taste and stopped; Sheff drank until he was puking. From then on, Sheff was a committed drug and alcohol abuser, but the day he discovered cry…
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Overcoming Alcohol Problems (Paperback)
$34.65
This therapist guide outlines a treatment program for couples wherein one partner has an alcohol use disorder. Based on the principles of CBT, this 12-session couples-focused program is designed not only to help the drinking partner stop drinking, but …
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Monday, April 12th, 2010

How do you handle a problem family member on prescribed narcotics and alcoholism.?
I am ready to leave home, still complains that he is in much pain and I fear if he takes much more he will kill himself soon?
At some point, things like this play out, one way or the other. You have to find that thin line between supporting and enabling.
We hear about hard love but when it comes time to display some, it’s use can become cloudy. We see the person is in pain already. If I am too tuff and he comits suicide, I could not live with myself…
It’s impossible to know the right, the most effective road to take. After all you’re not Dr. Phil… or are you?
As a girl, did you ever have an imaginary friend. Another little girl that always supported you. A trusted friend that complemented your own abilities. That alway knew the right thing to say to maske you feel better about yourself and the world around you…
Well, Maybe it’s time to play a little game of pretend and let your imaginary friend handle this. After all, she isn’t as wrapped up as you are in this. She can see things objectfully and take actions that seem beyond you. Do you think that, as rediculous as it seems, you could step aside and let an expert step in. If you think it’s worth a try, I would make this suggestion.
Take a day or two, get on the internet and look up everything you can find that speaks to this problem. AA has a site as well as hundreds of other well rounded organizations. Find something that speaks directly to your situation and learn all you can about it. When you feel you have found the answer, step aside and let your friend do the deed. She won’t let you down. She won’t let him down either.

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All Things Fair
$13.86
A fifteen year old boy faces dire consequences after beginning a forbidden relationship with his thirty seven year old teacher….
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Take Me Home – The John Denver Story (Biopic)
$7.74
Whatever one thinks of John Denver’s music, this 2000 biopic is an effective, emotionally compelling drama that’s hard to shake. Chad Lowe may not look or sound all that much like the late, Colorado troubadour, but his tender performance as the idealistic and troubled singer-songwriter pulls at the heart with unexpected vigor. Based on Denver’s autobiography of the same title, the film begins in t…
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Hypnosis Alcohol Treatment: Staying Sober through Hypnosis
$19.95
Has alcohol become a problem for you? Are you ready for change? Whether you are looking to stop drinking alcohol completely or just reduce the amount you drink, our Beverly Hills Hypnosis Alcohol Treatment CD can help! Beverly Hills Hypnosis Alcohol Treatment CDs use a special blend of hypnosis, relaxation techniques and guided imagery that will enable you to regain control over your life!…
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The Fisher King
$7.05
Arthurian mythology and modern day decay seem perfect complements to each other in this Terry Gilliam drama/comedy/fantasy. Shock jock Jack Lucas (Jeff Bridges) makes an off-handed radio remark that causes a man to go on a killing spree, leaving Lucas unhinged with guilt. Lucas’s later, chance meeting with Parry (Robin Williams), a homeless man suffering from dementia, gets him involved in the unl…
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Barfly (1987) (PAL/Region 0)
$14.99
The script for this movie was written by outrageous poet-author-alcoholic Charles Bukowski. But director Barbet Schroeder makes it into an oddly amusing story of a pugnacious drunk writer (Mickey Rourke) based on Bukowski himself. Rourke spends almost all of his time at the bar, struggling with sobriety (he’s against it) and, occasionally, having fistfights with the bartender (Frank Stallone). He …
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Educating Rita
$6.98
Michael Caine and the knockout Julie Walters deliver a pair of wonderful performances in this endearingly bittersweet tale of a boozily burnt-out professor’s tutoring of (and subsequent tutoring by) a free-spirited cockney hairdresser determined to improve her lot in life. The basic plot won’t exactly surprise anyone who’s ever seen a movie before, but the ace cast (particularly Caine, who’s rare…
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Stop Alcohol Addiction! Subliminal CD
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This is a subliminal product with hundreds of positive affirmations recorded onto one relaxing CD. Although the words aren’t audible, they are there and they are powerful! The affirmations are masked by beautiful music and soothing ocean waves. Meanwhile, as you focus on something else, or just while relaxing, the subliminal affirmations take hold in your subconscious mind. The affirmations are po…
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Under the Influence
$7.91
Ten of millions Americans suffer from alcoholism, yet most people still wrongly believe that alcoholism is a psychological or moral problem, and that it can be cured by psychotherapy or sheer will power. Based on groundbreaking scientific research…
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The Miracle Method
$12.32
The authors of this book help those suffering from alcoholism to imagine a miracle cure, a future where drinking is not a problem and to specify small, concrete obtainable goals that will make that future a reality. Individuals learn to recognize …
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Runner
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One of his school`s “ghost-walkers,” Chance Taylor doesn`t speak in class, doesn`t have friends, and flees as soon as the day is over. He`s got bigger problems to tackle, like mooring rent for the decrepit sailboat he and his out-of-work, alcoholic
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Saturday, April 10th, 2010

What percentage of adults suffer from alcoholism?
Some other ?’s you may know:
2. What are some major causes of adult alcoholism?
3. Teenage Alcoholism?
4. how are adults and teens who suffer from it treat the problem?
depression
Mexicans
some do it from joy others from addiction

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1946 – 1979 Alcohol & Alcoholism Films DVD: Treatment & Effects of Alcohol Abuse & Drug Addiction
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Alcohol abuse, addiction, alcoholism, drinking and driving – none of these social problems are new, as shown in this rare films collection from 1949 – 1979. The effects of drugs and alcohol on society and families are far reaching, and resonate deeper than just biological consequences. Armed with facts about alcohol abuse and addiction, effective treatment and rehab are within the grasp of anyone …
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Teenage Drunk Driving & Alcohol Use (1979)
$4.99
This 1979 film offers three short, open-ended dramatizations of alcohol abuse designed to stimulate educational discussion from the audience. In the first, called “The Party,” the new boy at school offers his classmates the use of his house for a drinking party while his parents are away. The second, “The Mother,” shows a drunken mom picking up her daughter and a friend at the mall, embarrassing t…
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Velocity: A Bible Study For Teenagers – Wasted Lives, Drug and Alcohol Abuse (Episode 3)
$29.99
Teens are bombarded with the warnings everyday – teachers, parents, and even public service ads on TV all saying the same thing: Don’t Do Drugs. Don’t Drink. Just Say No. But the message isn’t getting through. Teens want to have fun. They want to rebel. Some want to get high just to escape the pains of life. This episode looks at some wasted lives of ordinary youth and shows the harsh truth about …
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It’s Killing Our Kids: The Growing Epidemic of Teenage Alcohol Abuse and Addiction
$7.70
Will your teenager have the courage to say no to alcohol, or will he or she become one of the country’s four million teenage alcoholics or worse, one of the 24,000 alcohol-related traffic deaths this year? In this powerful video presentation, Jerry Johnston gathers expert medical, psychological, and rehabilitative evidence and shows why alcohol is the drug of choice among North American teens, who…
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It’s Not An Accident: The Consequences of Drunk Driving…A True Story.
In 1991, Jason was racing friends and driving drunk. They all thought they
were just having a good time, but that changed in a split second when he caused a crash that killed his 15 year-old brother, Aaron. Jason was convicted of vehicular manslaughter for the death of his little brother, and sent to state prison on a six year sentence. He was released in 1995 after serving almost four years and h…
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From Binge to Blackout: A Mother and Son Struggle with Teen Drinking
$3.49
Foreword by Cardwell C. Nuckols, Ph.D. Introduction by Reverend Edward A. Malloy, President Emeritus of Notre Dame, Board Member, The National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse ALCOHOL: The number one drug of choice for America’s youth Throughout his college years, Toren Volkmann partied like there was no tomorrow. And like so many parents, his mother, Chris, overlooked Toren’s g…
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Suspended Adolescence: Understanding and Dealing with Teenage Substance Abusers
$12.95
Suspended Adolescence provides practical information and options for parents, guardians and professionals dealing with substance abusing teenagers and young adults. Alcohol and other drugs can exacerbate the “normal” mood swings, depressions, rebelliousness, and acting out behaviors of adolescents, and prolong them indefinitely. Drugs taken repeatedly may delay or slow down emotional growth, LEAVI…
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Sarah T
$6.92
On cover: Takes both a shocking and compassionate look at the growing problem of adolescent liquor abuse…and the desperate nee
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I`m Only Being Honest (Hardcover)
$21.03
Teenage pregnancy, alcoholism, juvenile delinquency, absentee parents, soaring rates of drug addiction—modern Britain can often seem like a hive of social dysfunction. But Jeremy Kyle argues that all these national and very public issues can…
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Of Song and Water (Paperback)
$11.58
Jason Moore, a former jazz guitarist, now drives a beer delivery truck, and he`s too washed up to play music anymore. Trapped in an alcoholic haze, with only his teenage daughter to provide flashes of hope and life, Moore mostly lives in the past, remi…
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Patterns of Paper Monsters (Paperback)
$9.97
Jacob Higgins`s teenage rage rarely simmers below the surface for long. He despises his negligent mother and her alcoholic boyfriend, Refrigerator Man, and he`s indifferent to school and his friends–though a little less casual about girls and marijuan…
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Saturday, April 10th, 2010

What do you think of today’s drinking culture?
There are always new reports coming out about the UK’s problem with binge drinking. Can you see a way out of this problem? Do you think by increasing the tax on alcohol that this could be the way forward to tackling the abuse of alcoholism or do you think there is a better way? I had another question about alcohol earlier which did not go down to well with many people, I still stand firm with what I said in that question but maybe other people will have a better solution to this already pandemic problem.
buy me a drink now!Now!Now!

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Drinking: Are You in Control?
Most Americans readily accept that alcoholism is a disease and that the only treatment is abstinence. But in an eye-opening report, ABC News medical correspondent Nancy Snyderman questions the established beliefs and conventional theories about drinking, opening the door to a heated and even hostile debate within the medical and treatment communities. Metabolic, genetic, and neurochemical models o…
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7 Weeks to Safe Social Drinking: How to Effectively Moderate Your Alcohol Intake
$17.05
Drink less, crave less and nip your problem drinking in the bud with the easy Drink/Link Moderate Drinking Program in this book! Drink/Link has helped thousands of drinkers worldwide to control drinking and prevent alcoholism since 1988. Over 80% of the drinkers who have completed this program have either cut their drinking in half or significantly reduced it! No meetings, drugs, belief in a hi…
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From Binge to Blackout: A Mother and Son Struggle with Teen Drinking
$3.49
Foreword by Cardwell C. Nuckols, Ph.D. Introduction by Reverend Edward A. Malloy, President Emeritus of Notre Dame, Board Member, The National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse ALCOHOL: The number one drug of choice for America’s youth Throughout his college years, Toren Volkmann partied like there was no tomorrow. And like so many parents, his mother, Chris, overlooked Toren’s g…
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Moderate Drinking – Naturally! Herbs and Vitamins to Control Your Drinking
$17.05
Can you control your drinking and drink less with herbs and vitamins? You can with Moderate Drinking – Naturally! It’s the first and only book that shows you how to reduce alcohol craving and consumption and reverse problem drinking with Chinese, Ayurvedic, Homeopathic and Western herbs and nutritional supplements. Ancient alternative medical systems have treated alcohol abuse for centuries…
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Saving Grace – Season 2 – 4-Disc Set (DVD)
$34
For a functioning alcoholic, detective Grace Hanadarko (Holly Hunter) is an unusually effective asset to the Oklahoma City police department. Spending her time off the job sleeping around with married men, flashing her elderly neighbor, and binge-drink…
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The Truth About Alcohol
$35
Alphabetically arranged entries focus on issues relating to alcohol, including binge drinking, children of alcoholics, peer pressure, and underage drinking.
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Friday, April 9th, 2010

How much alcohol does it take to cause impotence in men?
I read that alcohol abuse can cause men to suffer from E.D. , but how many drinks a day, week, month etc does it take and after how many years of alcoholism?
You cannot get impotent because you drink.
Planets.

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Alcoholism by TIME Magazine. Size 11.00 X 14.00 Art Poster Print
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Alcoholism by TIME Magazine. Size 11.00 X 14.00 Art Poster Print on Canvas
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Alcoholism by TIME Magazine. Size 8.00 X 10.00 Art Poster Print
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It’s Killing Our Kids: The Growing Epidemic of Teenage Alcohol Abuse and Addiction
$7.70
Will your teenager have the courage to say no to alcohol, or will he or she become one of the country’s four million teenage alcoholics or worse, one of the 24,000 alcohol-related traffic deaths this year? In this powerful video presentation, Jerry Johnston gathers expert medical, psychological, and rehabilitative evidence and shows why alcohol is the drug of choice among North American teens, who…
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How to Stop the One You Love From Drinking and Using Drugs – The Process of Intervention
$38.00
If you live with the day-to-day pain of someone else’s alcohol or drug abuse,you might think there’s nothing you can do. But the good news is there’s a lot you can do, both for yourself and the person you love. This insightful video uses dramatized situations and straightforward commentary to explain the process of intervention. This videocassette outlines the practical steps you can take to start…
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Hypnosis Alcohol Treatment: Staying Sober through Hypnosis
$19.95
Has alcohol become a problem for you? Are you ready for change? Whether you are looking to stop drinking alcohol completely or just reduce the amount you drink, our Beverly Hills Hypnosis Alcohol Treatment CD can help! Beverly Hills Hypnosis Alcohol Treatment CDs use a special blend of hypnosis, relaxation techniques and guided imagery that will enable you to regain control over your life!…
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BMV Quantum Subliminal CD End Addiction (Ultrasonic Peak Health Series)
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Program your subconscious mind to end addiction to foreign substances (alcohol, alcoholism, drug substance abuse, prescription drugs, cocaine, marijuana, opium, heroin, etc). Stop addictive thoughts, reduce withdrawal symptoms and quit being an addict forever! Exclusive state-of-the-art subliminal & brainwave entrainment technologies that you can use to program your subconscious mind for positive …
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Alcoholism Sourcebook
$91.98
Excessive or risky drinking kills about 85,000 Americans per year, making it the third leading cause of death in the US. This collection of over 100 articles helps general readers learn more about alcohol use and abuse, dependence, the physical effects…
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If You Loved Me, You`d Stop! (Paperback)
$9.38
If You Loved Me, You’d Stop! What You Really Need To Know When Your Loved One Drinks Too Much combines the most current brain research on alcoholism and alcohol abuse with Lisa Frederiksen’s 40 years experience in dealing with these fa…
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Tags: addiction, alcohol, alcoholism, alcoholism alcohol abuse, drinking, health
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Saturday, April 3rd, 2010

How do involuntarily commit an alcoholic sister who lives in Indiana and you live in Wisconsin?
I live in Wisconsin and my sister lives in Indiana. She is an alcoholic slowly killing herself drinking all day every day and her husband is a functioning alcoholic who is not taking any steps to help her. We would like to know our options to get her into treatment.
None. She is an adult and you can’t help her until she wants help.

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How to Stop the One You Love From Drinking and Using Drugs – The Process of Intervention
$38.00
If you live with the day-to-day pain of someone else’s alcohol or drug abuse,you might think there’s nothing you can do. But the good news is there’s a lot you can do, both for yourself and the person you love. This insightful video uses dramatized situations and straightforward commentary to explain the process of intervention. This videocassette outlines the practical steps you can take to start…
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7 Weeks to Safe Social Drinking: How to Effectively Moderate Your Alcohol Intake
$17.05
Drink less, crave less and nip your problem drinking in the bud with the easy Drink/Link Moderate Drinking Program in this book! Drink/Link has helped thousands of drinkers worldwide to control drinking and prevent alcoholism since 1988. Over 80% of the drinkers who have completed this program have either cut their drinking in half or significantly reduced it! No meetings, drugs, belief in a hi…
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Intervention: How to Help Someone Who Doesn’t Want Help
$6.21
In this pioneering work, Vernon Johnson describes intervention- a $ thousands of chemically dependent people to accept help. In terms anyone can understand, intervention shows how to help those with an alcohol or other drug problem, and how to do it right….
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The Complete Acoa Sourcebook
$12.62
When they were first released in the 1980s, Janet Woititz`s groundbreaking works, Adult Children of Alcoholics, Struggle for Intimacy and The Self-Sabotage Syndrome, provided a new message of hope to adult children who had grown up…
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Alcoholics Anonymous
$11.41
It`s more than a book. It`s a way of life. Alcoholics Anonymous-The Big Book-has served as a lifeline to millions worldwide. First published in 1939, Alcoholics Anonymous sets forth cornerstone concepts of recovery from alcoholism …
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Twenty-Four Hours a Day
$9.94
No matter how bad things might get for suffering alcoholics, the idea they may never be allowed to drink again will often keep t
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It Will Never Happen to Me
$12.83
First published 20 years ago, It Will Never Happen to Me is the definitive book/workbook for adult children of alcoholics. With her reassuring and informative approach, Claudia Black expertly identifies common issues faced by children who g…
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Sunday, December 13th, 2009
Sally has been a marketing manager for an exclusive advertising agency for twelve years. Eight of those years she has been married to Randy. Sally and Randy have two daughters, Cindy and Janet. Sally has taken on some extra responsibilities at the office and, as a result, she has had substantially less time to spend with her family.
At first, Randy observed that Sally frequently came home from work after their young daughters went to sleep for the night. Then Randy perceived that Sally’s business suits strongly smelled from alcohol. When Sally began to have a hard time getting up each morning and usually awoke with a terrible headache, Randy began to wonder if Sally was manifesting some of the symptoms of alcoholism.
One Saturday evening after the girls went to bed, Randy decided to express his concerns about Sally’s drinking. At first Sally was very defensive. As Randy kept on telling Sally how much he cared for her and for her health, however, Sally eventually “came clean” and stated that she too is worried about her drinking behavior and that she would like to schedule an appointment to discuss her problem drinking with their family doctor.
Even though this didn’t solve the immediate issues Sally was experiencing, at the very least it was a step in the right direction.
Tags: drinking, drinking behavior, problem drinking, symptoms of alcoholism
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Saturday, December 12th, 2009
Janet and Emily were roommates at college. They were also on the college basketball team. Due to the fact that they were both older than twenty-one, they were legally allowed to drink. As they discovered, however, just because an individual is legally able to do something doesn’t mean that it is necessarily healthy.
Since both young women played basketball they were both concerned about their physical fitness and their health. So it wasn’t strange at all when Emily one afternoon asked Janet if she ever got concerned about the adverse alcohol effects on the body.
Janet said that she was aware that doing anything in excess is not healthy, and that this also applies to drinking. Both Janet and Emily then made up their minds that they would at all times drink in moderation so that they wouldn’t have to experience alcohol related problems in the future.

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Thursday, December 10th, 2009
Jamie was a junior at a large city high school. One afternoon, the health teacher, Miss Schilling, decided to talk about the legal, employment, relationship, financial, and health issues that are linked to hazardous and abusive drinking in general and associated with underage drinking and teenage alcohol abuse in particular.
Jamie listened intently for around ten minutes, and then got very aggravated. Finally, she raised her hand and asked the following question. “Miss Schilling, why do we need to learn about alcohol abuse and alcoholism and the negative effects of underage drinking? Nearly everyone in this room is already drinking so why make an effort to tell us all of this negative stuff?”
Miss Schilling told Jamie that because most of the students in her class will drink, they need to know up front the about the hazards and the dangers of their actions so that they can avoid the adverse consequences of underage drinking.
Tags: abusive drinking, alcohol abuse, alcohol abuse and alcoholism, alcoholism, drinking, teenage alcohol abuse, underage drinking
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