It's almost overwhelming how much cognitive dissonance happens because of alcohol. I find it interesting "winos" is considered a term for alcoholics, but wine is considered to be on the healthy spectrum of alcohol. We'd prefer to hear how drinking wine is good for your heart, instead of explaining the exact benefits, which are none, and the cons of becoming an avid drinker. Despite it's thousands-of-years history, instead of creating a more informative culture, we have instead made a frankenstein's monster of a society, where marketing matters more than science. The most insightful thing about this book is how alcohol is one of the most dangerous, legal drugs currently. If you or a significant other drink alcohol, I highly recommend reading this book.
Must-Read, Especially If You Binge Drink! April 24, 2019 It's not enough to just stop drinking.Ĭlick here to purchase Scott's book from Amazon.Electridestiny reviewed Look What Dragged the Cat In: The rise of an opioid crisisġ of 1 people found the following helpful The narrative dashes along peaks of anger, joy, desperation, relief and hope interspersed with solid data on the disease and guidance for avoiding relapse traps. Addressing the Symptoms of Sobriety is essential. Sobriety is a state of illness and its symptoms, left untreated, lead directly to lapse. From the author of "What the Early Worm Gets," a startling book defining Alcoholism, here's a book explaining how and why relapse happens, how to hold it at bay and why every non-alcoholic should care. without pithy slogans or trademarked solutions.
The 2013 Indie Book Awards self-help finalist, "Every Silver Lining Has a Cloud" shows why it's not just once. Nine out of ten people who quit drinking relapse at least once.
Every Silver Lining Has a Cloud: Relapse and the Symptoms of Sobriety with author Scott Stevens
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