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Does it cause erectile dysfunction?

More options instead of the addict/abstinence ends of the pool with no lifeguard

My dad drank through your drugs. It did nothing for him. Ended up having a stroke

Ño judging and compassion nearly got me killeð 4x

Great lecture/ advice!

Wow thankyou ❤❤

Finally someone who understands that you can't reason with an alcoholic. It's a disease of the survival mechanism and no amount of talk therapy will work. Alcohol addiction is litterally one part of the brain telling another that alcohol is a nutrient and that makes them excited about consuming it. It has absolutely nothing to do with spirituality like AA claims. I left AA btw

Thank you for all of this great information. It brings hope to the addict and to their families!!!!

Thank you. You are a guiding light for me ❤

I'm @ 95 days sober, and I can't see staying that way as the cravings are brutal. Especially with summer here. I'm "white knuckling it" as the saying goes. I am physically dependent, as I need to detox after a binge, with benzos. I've been to rehab 3x in the past year, as I couldn't detox on my own. Every time I went back, I ran into people that were there with me before. I'd love to hit that point of extinction, to where the cravings don't preoccupy my mind. My Dr will prescribe Naltrexone, but I'm afraid of what might happen when I take that first drink. I'm at a loss...😑

Alot of coherence and sense well organized. Lots of good and little known points covered .

I found an even bigger name for solving my 35 year binge drinking problem and recreational drugs its called...,'Will Power.. ' But seriously I finally had enough one day after thousands of ' had enoughs' before, the pain, anxiety , depression and consequences of my drinking had finally caused me to have had enough...Also You Tube videos on the science and damage thst slchchol does to your body eventually woke me up from denial..I'd trued recovery groups and the 12 steos but they never worked amd I found them ridiculous and outdated. ..My fitness znd exercise regime also helped me plus finally getting an adult diagnoses of ADHD at 52...Didn't need no Sinclair method or snything else just finally saw it for what it is...

The best description of addiction I've ever heard!!!

Thank you for spreading this message of hope.😊

Bucklers is an excellent N/A beer choice, one of my favorites. Like it even more than Athletic's Upside Dawn.

I love everything about this! ❤

In Coventry, UK. (A) Step's for Change. (B) The Salvation Army. (C) Make the Change. Thus (D) Do Knot eXcuse your Health with (K)Rap. (E) Rubbish, etc. (F) Flag and Fail. Case(Type):: Statements.*{a*.Z*}| )CLASS(state(I) Claudia Is CORRECT 💯🎉🌈♾️

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it definitely saved mine. 20 years of drinking heavily, uncontrollably, reduced to "normal" drinking after 3 months of TSM and abstinent after a year. It's been over 4 years now and I'm still flabbergasted at the indifference I feel towards alcohol and drinking. I get to go to concerts in bars with no fear of slipping up like my experience in AA taught me. I'm considering donating to the C Three Foundation because I know it's going to help others the way it did me.

Powerful

I'm that addict, you're not going to solve my problem on the internet

oh great nausea I have ibs and throw up almost every day. sorry not trying to be rude or sarcastic I know you're just trying to help but....the more I look into these pills the less I want to take them.

Thank you so much Claudia, you gave me the means to get naltrexone to treat my alcohol addiction. I am now day 2 of taking it. I am grateful to you and all of work. Oh, and yes you are my hero. You matter, please keep up the good work. You are amazing❤❤❤❤

Thank you, Claudia. I do not have an AUD, but I am studying this in my Psychology class (your TedX talk was part of this week's coursework). I shared this video with my classmates as this provides a lot more insight and detail. I am giving you a standing ovation as you have been articulate, sensitive, empathetic, and kind to explain how AUD is a disease of the brain. Bravo!

I love how she shared her own experiences. This is powerful. And she is a beautiful woman inside and out.

Naltrexone works.

OK, these are some good reminders, there’s no question that increasing your mental clarity and boosting your drive, comes with quitting. Yes, there are many ways to kick the habit, Steffon Barkload's Quit Drinking Forever is what worked for me, best shortcut I go’ogled that took days without withdrawal.

Katie Lain

I don't drink, never have. 54 years old. Never married, I've had 3 relationships w addicts, significant others. You could say I was deceived until it was obvious. All of them I tried to help, unsuccessfully. Free of them now, no contact with all 3. Zero contact. I sympathize but will never have them or any other addict in my life again. It is and will always be an immediate deal breaker. Their problem is not my problem. I wish I would have understood that many years ago.

Thank you

Thank you

Found Claudia's Ted Talk 2017, started my TSM journey in 2018 and I am SOOOO grateful for both of your voices. As well as Katie as a person/ advocate outside of the initial Ted Talk. My own Journey (over time) has gotten my life truly back without the shame and the alcohol, at the wheel of my life.

"Addiction is not logical" so true!

what's the mineral drink she mentions?

Hopefully, coaches don't charge anything.

Claudia Christian, I want to thank you for bringing the Sinclaire method to light. You have truly changed my life for the BEST!!!!!

Andy, this is so inspiring. Thank you for sharing your story. I look forward to becoming a "normal" drinker again too and your experience gives me hope.

This was wonderful. Thank you, Kristen and Jenny. I am beginning my TSM journey and am still deprogramming from AA forced abstinence. Almost two years of that paradigm. Anyway, Kristen's story and her experience with the alcohol free days really help me not be afraid and to also disassociate "sobriety" and "abstinence" from my own goal which is to be a normal drinker and have alcohol in my house and think about it the same way I'd think about olive oil, or cranberry sauce for roast turkey dinners, or any other ingredient.

Good look with taking bills and potions to treat alcoholism 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼📕📕📕

Hi Jenny, I'm 2 years late, but thank you so much for this stream and your presentation... just got to the part where you ask for questions and no one was really biting. For what it's worth, your story and logic have really helped me. I am 2 years "sober" thanks to AA but long story short, AA no longer works for the mental booze obsession and I just can't compute with the basic fundamentals of the program anymore. I can no longer be "rigorously honest" with myself and the group and say I believe in the so-called absolute truths of the program. I am working with Samara and at this moment am waiting for a call from a physician to get a prescription. I love the rationality and actual science of TSM and am intrigued and actually excited for a change about my future. Thank you and Claudia again for all of this great material. In my mind this is some great 12 step work that is really helping me through what could have been a very tough time.

10:15 reference for her first experience on naltrexeon. Wow.

I went to my GP requested Naltroxone, answer No can do! Waited 2 weeks for a psychiatrist, he said No! However would prescribed a detox facility! He said I was looking for the easy way out by using Naltroxone. Then he said he was recommending daily 6 hours of out patient therapy, which will include random blood test! I said I couldn't do it because I have to take care of my everyday life. He gave me two phone numbers and told me to call them if I wanted help, because he couldn't help me!! What if I was on the ledge ?! I still need help.

When is it time to increase the dose? The book indicates some people need 75mg

All these years, never heard from it until I went to a Doctor who knew about it. That same day I found Claudia.

thank you

Changed my life forever after 40 years of abuse of AA and Treatment Centers, Jail, and Divorce.

After 40 years of nightmare, Naltrexone has changed my life. Thank God

For the last 40 years I have been abused in these treatment centers and meetings. Just 2 weeks ago I found a Doctor who prescribed Naltrexone. It has changed my life. Why, after all these years I have never heard of it? It's unbelievable, it works.

Claudia really has a distinct tone of voice. Without looking I feel it's Ivanova speaking.

This made me cry… thank you 🙏🏼 ❤