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candis33631
candis33631

I highly recommend trying kuduz root.  I tried it today and it freaking worked like magic.  I have been struggle with alcohol and xanax withdrawal for a week and 1 day.  I didn't mention the xanax withdrawal cause I knew I would look like I was crazy.  I believe the kuduz root is just like the sinclaire pill.  It's been reported that rats severly addicted to alcohol reduce there intake by half when given the root.  I had no cravings except for a mental craving.  I thought since I felt so good I should get a 24 oz of beer.  Overide on that one.  I thought how wonderful I felt compared to the hell I have had in the last 4 months.  The last month being the worst.  Very little research and information on this.  Chinese and asians have been using it for 2000 years.  Sounds to good to be true.  It worked today.  I felt really good also a anti depressant and hormone and sugar regulator.  It helps with diabetes and high blood pressure per information.  I did not want sugar either.  Maybe too soon to rant and rave but I was a different person today.  Now need to work on the mental.  

They always say check with your doctor.  More than likely doctors don't have a clue about it. 

 

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  • tim081952
    tim081952 candis33631

    Posted

    Hi Candis, from what I have read on this herb, it sounds promising although if it was this good don't you think some counsellor somewhere would have been recomending it to everybody?

    I don't want to burst every ones bubble, just another recommedation to look into and thank you for sharing.

    I too have mental cravings, I feel like I NEED a drink every day or I crap out.

    The Naltrexone I started recently has so far NOT been as effective as I had hoped.

    Still drinking the same. Soon I hope to have less cravings.

    Paul, your thoughts please.

    Tim 

    • tim081952
      tim081952

      Posted

      BTW, I hate this weakness I have over my cravings. I would love to just be the social guy in the crowd not the idiot who depends on a buzz.!!!
    • candis33631
      candis33631 tim081952

      Posted

      Well, If a root for $ 24.95 for a month supply or more works. Tell me how the doctors, multibillion dollar industry, treatment centers, pharm. company's,  City, jails and government would make any money.  I don't know.  I can't wait till tommorrow see if it still works like today.  How long have you been on the naltrexone?  
    • candis33631
      candis33631 tim081952

      Posted

      Well I always thought I was shy and worthless but then I figured out that I was never interested in a damn thing they were saying or doing.  I had to be drunk to fit in.  LOL  I am an ego manic with a low self esteem.  In all seriousness I thought they were pretty dumb.  Alcoholics are know to be the geniuses.  Just feel like we don't belong here cause we don't. 
    • PaulJTurner1964
      PaulJTurner1964 tim081952

      Posted

      I would say that just because something may be effective, that doesn't mean that alcohol counsellors will recommend its use. My impression is that many of the people who are supposedly alcohol specialists (on the counselling side) have a terrible knowledge of medical approaches and I imagine it would be the same with herbal remedies.

      Many alcohol counsellors recommend a drinking diary and trying to cut back. It is well-known that that is almost impossible for most people who are drinking excessively.

      Sorry to hear that Naltrexone is not working as well as you hoped it would. Stick with it for a while. Nalmefene is supposed to be more effective, but I know you are not able to get that easily where you are.

      As you know, the aim is for the brain to re-learn. To discover that it no longer gets the same reward from drinking as it did before. There will be variation in how quickly that re-learning takes place between different people. How long have you been talking it now?

  • escargot420
    escargot420 candis33631

    Posted

    I read a article about this plant and it's roots.

    In this article it states, people are getting drunk faster when taking it.

    Now the following, being drunk, never made me stop drinking, I drunk alcohol till I passed out.

    It's not that I'm trying to attack this way of treatment, but I think more recherche needs to be done before I am convinced.

    Let us know, maybe this little magic can help a lot of people.

    Greetz,

    Escar

     

    • rachel89617
      rachel89617 escargot420

      Posted

      I'm lucky so far never taken any meds but I agree with escar being drunk never stopped me drinking and I just drunk til I dropped, I also think I'm very dull without a drink which is a Perseption I'm really trying to change xxx
  • patricia44773
    patricia44773 candis33631

    Posted

    I am presuming that you mean Kudzu root....and I have ordered some, it sounds like it could be what I am looking for.  Fingers crossed......

    I will let you know if and how it worked for me when I get it.

     

  • candis33631
    candis33631

    Posted

    Day 2 and I now believe in MAGIC>   I am not wanting a drink nor to get drunk.  I am sincerely  happy for the first time in 4 losey months of needing a drink to feel like living.  I bet it's a coincedence that I took the magic pill and getting rid of glutin and candia and the last thing i want is a freaking beer.  I love the opinions and adversity of this group cause you are all just  honestly sharing your hope and experience like me.  Peace  
    • escargot420
      escargot420 candis33631

      Posted

      Great to hear, it works for you and you are feeling great.

      Like I said in several reply's, everyone his own program biggrin

      Keep us up to date about your progress, if it works for you, it might aswell for others.

      Thanks,

      Escar

       

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