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by towaway 4y ago
Delayed post from me - came back here to see if anyone had mentioned TSM and they hadn't so I'll do my infomercial thing. I would highly encourage you look into The Sinclair Method. It's based on the work of Dr Roy Eskapa and
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by towaway 4y ago
The Sinclair Method also changed my life. It seemed like I had tried every single thing possible, AA, hypnosis, strange chinese herbs. The Sinclair Method seemed too good to be true, but I can't believe how well it worked. I am not com
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by towaway 6y ago
I've seen this with my youngest son too. Lockdown has really shown up how my 7 year old struggles with his maths work set by school. I've gone back to basics with him and have been drilling him on simple numeracy until he can do i
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by towaway 7y ago
If you're one of those for whom AA didn't work I would encourage you to look at the The Sinclair Method. It has changed many lives for the better (including mine). https://www.reddit.com/r/Alcoholism_Medicatio
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by towaway 7y ago
Really interesting to see this on HN! I got HPD from a fairly large dose of 4FA once. I had persisting light sparkles pretty much exactly like the first image in the article. I researched online and discovered the term HPPD but information
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by towaway 8y ago
Came to the comments to look for this post. I completed TSM myself not so long ago. It has been nothing short of life changing. Seemed too good to be true, but really doesn't seem like there's a catch. There's a subreddit her
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by towaway 8y ago
If you need help with the alcohol I can't recommend The Sinclair Method enough. Absolutely life changing for myself and many others. https://reddit.com/r/alcoholism_medication
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by towaway 8y ago
I wonder if a glass of grape juice a day is even better for you.
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by towaway 9y ago
Indeed. Some clinical studies are listed here - http://www.c3foundationeurope.org/clinical-trial-evidence/ Also note when researching - many people prescribe naltrexone to be taken every day along with abstinence, and
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by towaway 9y ago
Indeed. And interestingly I believe naltrexone is sometimes used in the same way for eating disorders.
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by towaway 9y ago
I have no idea. I believe it is used where dopamine is the reward. I know that it is also used for eating disorders and heroin addiction.
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by towaway 9y ago
Interestingly, many prescribe naltrexone along with abstinence, and say the drug should be taken every day. In clinical trials when taken this way it is shown to be no better than a placebo, but in trials when taken as per The Sinclair Meth
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by towaway 9y ago
The article mentions naltrexone. Dr Eskapa's research of using naltrexone led to The Sinclair Method. His book is called The Cure For Alcoholism. He has made it available for free download here, https://www.dropbox.com/
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by towaway 10y ago
Hah. Oddly enough this tallies with my experience - about 5 years ago I ended up buying a box of modafinil and took them periodically before work. Someone asked me about what I thought of them and I reflected that I wasn't sure if it h