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Alcohol is a challenge substance because alcohol is a natural metabolite produced in the pancreas. Total resistance to alcohol would render multiple body natural survival systems inoperable, and would result in unknown, but likely severe challenge.

Limited Alcohol Resistance

This effect suggests reason why alcohol resistance always seems limited. The body never seems to become fully resistant to alcohol. This resistance absence suggests reasons why alcohol addiction tends to develop more slowly than other substances. It's harder for the body to figure out how to differentiate external from internal metabolic alcohol.

It also why alcoholics to prefer a single beverage - whenever the body learns to differentiate an alcohol with cofactors, the resistance supports differential addiction.

Carbohydrate Addiction Cofactors

Carbohydrate Addiction. Alcohol addiction resolution is reflects multiple physical and mental challenges. Aside from the physical and mental addiction, resulting from life context that leads to the drinking process, there is tendency toward carbohydrate addiction.

Carbohydrate addictions occur when overfed microbes manufacture non-alcohol toxins, which create additional addictions to substances which always accompany drinking, but are not alcohol.

From an addictive view, alcoholic beverages vary by the amount and type of accompanying carbohydrate.

Brewing uses yeast that eats simple carbohydrates to create alcohol. Complex carbohydrates remain in the beverage and provide flavor, and influence palate. Fermentation consumes simple carbohydrates from pure beverages, beer, wine, mead, so body organisms which that flourish on simple sugars are mildly, if at all, exasperated by simple beverages, because the simple carbohydrates have already been used.

There are more complex organisms, which possess more sophisticated carbohydrate digestion, which can utilize the residue for food. Neurotoxins produced by these organisms, fed by drinking, may create co-addiction.

Individuals most susceptible to carbohydrate mediated co-addictions:

• Exhibit fungus overgrowth telltales - toe fungus, tart body odor;
• Have white coated tongues;
• Are more easily addicted to other substances, nicotine, opiates, etc.

If you experience resistance to this program please review accompanying material on carbohydrate related conditions, which frequently manifest as physical addictions: Diabetes Care Site.

Alcohol Addiction

The detoxification protocol is designed to prepare the body to stop drinking. Start the detox protocol two days before you plan to stop drinking. After you start the protocol, drink only when you feel you have to.

This program uses reagents to enable the breakdown phase of the toxin matrix. Alcohol asserts primary addictive influence in the systemic, or whole body, compartment.

The process for drinking urge follows a pattern which dictates use of several protocol components. Cellular Signaling starts with cells affected by the catabolic-dominant imbalance due to multiple factors including the absence of alcohol. As the imbalance spreads and increases the accompanying discomfort and cravings escalate.

This imbalance is important because the cellular process triggers preferential uptake of anti-addictive elements which support the breakdown of the resistive agents causing driving the discomfort.

Durable Response

The breakdown of resistive reagents is durable because the programs support the natural process of resolution. When the reagents resolve the active antagonist of the catabolic cellular assertion, the breakdown is permanent and lasts until the body replaces the antagonist, (because it doesn't recognize it needs to stop making it -- rare) or because subsequent exposure to the addictive substance triggers production of more resistive agent.

There is tendency for mild momentum where the body continues to produce low quantities of resistive agents. This tendency tends to continue for over a period of two to six weeks.

Production tends to be mild and usually resolves with a booster dose used to manage the initial craving process.

Urge Response

The preferred reagent for alcohol addiction use two reagents to enable breakdown:

• Ethylene trithiocarbonate - systemic bivalent sulfur donor - to the body level;
• A blend lipolized selenium and sulfur to catabolic asserting cells.

These reagents have targeted and rapid delivery. Often urges curb with 30 minutes as the body receives sufficient metabolic resource to breakdown the resistive agents that drive discomfort.

Urges which persist beyond 30 minutes reflect a repeated booster is appropriate.

Titration

Titration uses successive small applications to add balance an imbalance. It is opposite of the concept that if a little is good, more is better.

Titration uses a single unit of an effective dosage, repeated as necessary to address an imbalance of unknown magnitude or progressive duration. Dosage is triggered by observation -- and in the case of addiction, the escalation or appearance of urges or addictive discomfort.

This escalation signal telltales unresolved cellular resistive agent assertion, and a requirement for additional breakdown agents.

Response Delay

The booster response is typically fast, within 30 minutes to an hour. Response indication is a normalization or decrease of consumption urges, or withdrawal indications.

Absence of a response indicates depletion of other cofactors required to continue the breakdown process. If you experience breakdown resistance, a physiology assessment will normally provide indication of factors limiting progress.

Escalation Options

Dependence reflects core metabolic dependency on a substance. Severity varies by the nature of the substance and by the usage duration.

To support more extreme addiction recovery, we work with affordable partner facilities throughout the US. These are not high-end detox facilities that charge $10 K or more for a detox programs. They are small walk-in clinics with very effective systemic detoxification methods which support more systemic factors that often support collateral process of detox..

A normal course at one of these facilities is 2 days (weekend), which enables substantial resolution of most addictions, for under $3K.

Contact us if you would like to use one of these facilities.

Safety First

Acute alcohol withdrawal is life threatening -- and is only in a well equipped detox facility or hospital. If you choose to this detox program, only you know how badly you are addicted. If you choose to use our program at home, make sure to have a backup plan. A have medically trained friend or relative support is very valuable.

If you succeed, they can make sure your basic food and water requirements remain met. If things go badly, because of cofactors which influence addiction, this person can help you decide to abort the detox by supplying you the addictive substance in case conditions become threatening.

The reagents in this protocol do not tend create adverse responses with addictive substances, although they do tend to resist the neurological influences..

Preparation Detox

Start this schedule 2 days before you plan to stop drinking.

1 ounce of Myers Cocktail is 1/2 bottle.

Craving Control

The remaining tools, will help to control cravings. Use them as follows in the morning and when cravings occur.

A dropper is approximately 1 ml. A capsule is approximately 100 mg.