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Alcohol benefits?

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Barden832
Barden832

I've been subject to a peculiar phenomenon which has defined my own, Nobody can offer a satifactory explanation including my GPs.

Maybe there id someone on this excellent foram who has the answer.

I suffer from a number of physical and mental ailments all of which disappear after a couple of glasses of alcohol.

I will relate a 'for instance'

If a threw a dart at a dart board sober I am lucky if I hit the board, however, after a drink I can hit the bullseye more or less every time.

As a local darts champion I an anxious to defend my title which necessitates drinking more and more alcohol.

This can't continue for obvious reasons. I have no desire to become an alcoholic which I am close too at the moment.

Please can anyone offer an explanation?

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  • RHGB
    RHGB Barden832

    Posted

    Missy has answered the question, but I will just add, why do you think darts are played in a pub or at least in Britain, which without checking. I think it originated.
  • Paper_fairy
    Paper_fairy Barden832

    Posted

    Some of the greatest songs, novels, books, painters produced such masterpieces whilst drinking or drugging. But they did not have the tools we now have.

    Meditation is the only way to get over addiction. As well as yoga. Can't meantion any groups or it will be delegated

    • gwen45436
      gwen45436 Paper_fairy

      Posted

      Yes Paper, I have just bought some books on it and am going for Meditation lessons.  And PM me the groups - thanx hun. Gx
  • gwen45436
    gwen45436 Barden832

    Posted

    I understand this.  If I play hubs at darts after no alcohol - I am rubbish and just about hit the board - if I have one drink (2 at the very most otherwise it goes pearshaped lol) I am really good and can even whoop him - and he is so not amused and challenges me to another game.  I don't know whether it makes me focus better but it is weird.

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