extreme alcoholism treatment in Russia/US documentary -brutal

[@squiremuldoon5462]

In soviet russia, cure for alcoholism is more alcoholism.

[@danieldelewis2448]

Like thank you Bernie Sanders

[@Skhillz_FN]

Spot on with those rotten Soviet potatoes

[@bluntman305]

No its a butt ass naked in -17 degree weather 👊 👊 fighting a 🐻 bear

[@darqnet]

Squire Muldoon lol

[@christopherc6157]

Hhahahaahaahaha

[@benisaten]

As a guy who just beat a bad opiate and fentanyl addiction, I wish you all the best.

[@BarefootIguana]

Wish you the best too brother. Stay strong. Don’t let it creep back in. Remember how painful that withdrawal was. So awesome you were able to beat it. An extremely hard thing to do. You deserve respect for that.

[@BarefootIguana]

@Steve Watson ok Steve what terminology would you like him to use? As a guy who has been sober fir quite sometime? 😂 what on earth is the point of your comment? Do you think someone who has struggled with addiction and is currently sober doesn’t understand how addiction wirjs? You’re the type of guy that likes to hear himself talk.

[@gilbertestrella1545]

Got one week sober just got on subs

[@GeneralBuckNaked]

Had a friend also named Ben who died of a Heroin OD after being addicted to percocet for many years. So its good that ur trying to help urself NOW before its too late n gets worse. Cuz theres only 2 directions u can really go. U can start to get better with Suboxone. Or start gettin worse by moving on to Heroin.. But i wish u the best n hope it all works out for u

[@GeneralBuckNaked]

@Gilbert Estrella.. The best thing for u to do is to try and taper off the subs. Even though its not as bad as being on the other stuff, u still get addicted to that also. N the withdrawl from subs is the worst, ive been thru it. Took me a month to stop feeling sick. N then i went right back to it anyway like a dumbass.. I still wish i never went back to them. Im telling u this because I hope it might help u to not turn out like me, by letting it get worse n worse

[@winterdogmusic]

After reaching 30 my hangovers became days of severe anxiety, panic attacks and depression. I stopped drinking and smoking and don't miss the after effects at all.

[@Wabbajock_Dugatti]

Yea hangovers turned to days of depression cold sweats constant throwing up and no appetite.... My throat was at one point swollen from how often i was throwing up

[@arjanpetersen]

Same here. Although I stilllike to smoke weed from time to time.

[@danvincent2600]

Well done! I stopped drinking for 10 years then started again so now I’m in the same boat. D’oh!

[@brucej.willson4764]

​@@arjanpetersenNothing wrong with that. The weed helped my hangovers.

[@LivebythecodeVJLEE]

@@danvincent2600 I hope you break the habbit, or at least limit yourself to holidays and weekends?

[@arthurmario5996]

I feel very bad for anybody struggling with substances. God bless you and just do your best.

[@elamontana7261]

Thanks you, please pray for the Others and me, for me, I feel i am Just very very tired of fighting. Not against the Substanzes, in fackt i am in Recovery since 2 Jears, i'm tired of Live inself. Please pray for me, Just one time. 🙏❤️ Thanks i will of corse do it for you too. God Bless you

[@arthurmario5996]

@@elamontana7261 Hi Ela, I too am very tired of life. Don't laugh, but my cats give me what little happiness I have. If you can, get a small dog, which is even better. It sounds silly, but that's my best idea. I send my love and prayers to you.

[@elamontana7261]

Hey Arthur, thanks for your fast answer, i really thanks you, i have tears in my eyes only because of thinking that a Person=(you) so far away thinking and replies to me makes me so much Stronger and more Happy. I thank you from all of my Heart. God Bless you and your Family. You are a good human. Thanks a lot

[@arthurmario5996]

@@elamontana7261 hi ela, it helps me to talk to somebody that I can speak freely to. Nobody wants to hear that I am so tired of life. I can't really tell my psychiatrist because he would hospitalize me as a danger to myself. My wife wouldn't understand at all. I don't even know what country you are in? I am in usa, state of new jersey. I am 63 years old and had a good laugh that you also like black Sabbath. Any way, besides my cats supporting me, I talk to an old man every day at a nearby diner for a few hours, and it helps. His voice is very weak, but he is very pleasant and friendly. I walk 2 km to and from the diner seven days a week, but slowly. They tell me it helps depression, but not much for me. I walk even in rain and - 10 degrees C. I stay all day to work on my computer. I am so fortunate that I have a job still. I was always afraid that I would lose my job because the depression makes it so hard to get any work done. I used to be several hours late to work every day, I was lucky I didn't lose my job for that.

[@kellysims5732]

Thankyou

[@lars277]

I knew a guy who had this aversion treatment. He never drank again for the rest of his life. He is dead now, but he had over 30 years of a good productive sober life.

[@rachamimslonimdwek2650]

Only works for very casual drinkers. Its like junkies who overdose nonfatally. Usually they vomit for 2 daya. On day 3, as week as they are, they hunt down a fix. This is because addiction is not only physical. Most have years of positive experiences so Aversion does not mitigate the positive ideation.

[@GiveMeaFuckingBreakDude]

He wasn't an alcoholic then.

[@deatheternal720]

aversion therapy is a fucking JOKE and could KILL people

[@deatheternal720]

and no, we don't vomit for two days. overdosing non fatally is literally just nodding off.@@rachamimslonimdwek2650

[@tommyb.6064]

They won. They benefited from his productivity :-)

[@FrostRare]

After nearly dying of alcohol poisoning, puking my brains out daily, pissing blood, losing jobs, almost getting arrested, ruining relationships, and living in a state of perpetual near-death alcohol dependency, I have indeed developed a vomit inducing disgust to alcohol. It’s a shame I had to learn the hard way, but I did learn. Most don’t make it out of that learning process alive, so I’ve got a guardian Angel or something.

[@GazB85]

If you stopped recently then start using milk thistle, it makes your liver release glutathione which is a really powerful antioxidant which heals the liver. You can also take N-acetyl-cysteine, the acetylated version of the amino acid cysteine which is the precursor to glutathione and used for acetaminophen/paracetamol overdose. Obviously both together would be best.

[@rudyferrell]

You'll drink again, sorry bud. Try A.A. when you can't stop next time

[@GazB85]

@@rudyferrell A.A. has been shown to be highly ineffective and it's really shitty of you to say he'll relapse.

[@kennyshortcake999]

@@GazB85Rubbish 🎉

[@rudyferrell]

@GazB85 whatever you say captain.

[@williamgrand9724]

Why does everything in Russia look grim and depressing?

[@ghostehh]

Its a propaganda piece... So a doctor in a russian so called prison camp speaks perfect english?

[@ghostehh]

So fuckinh obvious

[@xuy139]

Why not?

[@stockloc]

They're a very utilitarian culture. If they can get away with making something look boring but still work 100%, they will.

[@-Opiate-]

Because largely, it is. I've been there. St Petersburg is about the most colorful and vibrant city in all of Russia. Much of the rest is very very drab. But IMO, because of these circumstances, Russia has some of the hardest people I've ever seen.

[@Neighbor818]

After 500+ hangovers and the worst anxiety ever imaginable that's what's made me quit.

[@mr.zondide2746]

I did the same thing. Woke up one day and said “game over” beer, whiskey wine...nothing.

[@gromitpesley]

Neighbor 818 i get crippling anxiety when i’m hungover. Never used to.

[@beefshorty1234]

Anxiety about what?

[@gromitpesley]

Rekwire Jimenez Just a sense of impending doom lol. Nothing in particular. Just an awful feeling, shaky etc.

[@chickendinner5572]

Yo!! Me too! I fucking hate that shit. And then having this feeling of depression fir a few days also.

[@davidrixon3549]

19 years 1 month 22 days or6993 days since I've touched a drop of alcohol

[@KevinLikesBananas]

are you 19 years 1 month and 25 days old?

[@joeybanks18]

"You cowards dont even smoke crack"

[@jshaw1503]

Congrats keep it up

[@beardeddragon9255]

Nice! I stopped about a year ago. I fucked up last night though and drank three beers. Felt sick and dizzy and now I have to go to work on 4 hours of sleep and I feel terrible. Ugh...not doing that again. No wonder why I stopped drinking. Not only was it messing my life up physically, mentally, and financially but I just don't enjoy its effects like I used to for some reason. Drinking makes me feel "dirty" and...guilty? Something like that. I have a lot of responsibilities (like running a stone masonry company and family) and I feel like I'm fucking all that up everytime I drink. I don't want to go back to what I was. I like staying clean. Only thing I use is kratom. It has done wonders for me.

[@evanabbott2737]

I am approaching 2 years.👍

[@johndoe4724]

A heavy acid trip combined with a look in the mirror made me throw away a full case of bear and two bottles of liquor, one jagermeister and one gin. I began to exercise and changed my diet. I lost 30 pounds shortly thereafter. Drinking to get drunk on a regular basis is a guaranteed way to end up in prison, psychologically if not physically.

[@jaredbond68]

If you ever make video telling your full trip let me know sounds interesting.

[@brucej.willson4764]

​@jaredbond68 Acis trips are only fun if you prepare for it. Don't just take it like you would weed or booze.

[@CanadianMemorials]

Loved this

[@forloop7713]

Huh fighting dugs with more dugs

[@residuefingerz]

Acid makes me drink🤘

[@briantampa1164]

I hit a year sober September 6 off Alcohol. The only thing that worked for me was my father and this doctor Bartlett at Plant City Hospital in Florida. Now a little backstory, I was drinking up to a handle a day of Whiskey a day. So basically the alcohol had dropped all my levels such as posttasum, iron, magnesium etc etc etc. It got to the point where I was throwing up every day and my face had broken out into scales. My father came by my apartment and said I can't take this anymore and he basically gave me one opportunity to get help. So I went to the Hospital and I still wasn't ready to quit. This Doctor Bartlett at Plant City Hospital told my father to please leave the ER and said let me talk to him. So my dad left and Doc Bartlett went on to tell me about his daughter's road to sobriety and mind you I didn't have Health insurance at the time. So Doc Bartlett said I will admit you to the ICU and I will take a chance on you. So moral of the story I dried out in the hospital and was in there for 5 days and have been sober since. I still remain in contact with Mr Bartlett to this very day.

[@Madoobe87]

Good for you bro. I drink 10-15 beers once a week. Been sober now 8 days and have strong lust for couple beers, nothing physical.

[@GodfatherSkeez]

What is this clockwork orange lol

[@timothyharrison5338]

Raymond Scott somebody is showing their age!! You realize most people commenting here wont have a clue what you're talking about!!

[@timothyharrison5338]

yaser abu chaker i spent 30 years in the US army i killed more than a few of youre friends so I'm not really scared!!

[@timothyharrison5338]

yaser abu chaker LMAO YOURE A PUNK!!

[@KovaKoala]

@@zagrebackazlocinackaorgani9181 “Serve God, and join not any partners with Him; and do good - to parents, kinsfolk, orphans, those in need, neighbors who are near, neighbors who are strangers, the companion by your side, the wayfarer (ye meet), and what your right hands possess [the slave]: For God loveth not the arrogant, the vainglorious” Q:4:36

[@zagrebackazlocinackaorgani9181]

@@timothyharrison5338 are you proud that you killed innocent people?!

[@dan3nad]

nurse comes up to the drunk, asks him what hurts, drunk says my soul

[@Blessed1-0309]

Ya i was like damn

[@jcuevasqu55]

Lol 😂

[@TheEarthdeity]

DU SHA

[@Blessed1-0309]

Good old russian soul

[@CousinBowling]

Yuck...

[@west1464]

30 yr old with liver disease had esophageal varices and went through severe DTs went to hell and back still hearing voices. It took my life

[@tdubbs934]

Go to a deliverance pastor. Deliverance pastors can help you.

[@MikeM-qy9zz]

Jesus Christ can give you life eternal and purpose

[@bluekhalifatm9131]

Somehow this video found just as I'm tryin to quit. Wish me luck ♥️

[@bluekhalifatm9131]

@@simeondeming8719 thanks you!

[@bluekhalifatm9131]

@@screwsinabell thank you so much y'all ♥️

[@Youthsoldiers1992]

Same here, I quit a few days ago after drinking 6 years straight. I've tried AA before, didn't work. I gotta do this with only me and God!

[@discscscs]

Try kratom, 10 out of 10 would recommend

[@dbnoonan8]

Youthsoldier1992: I’m with you on that, I’m new to this too! With God in the center, all things are possible✝️🙌🏼

[@TC-nc5ru]

Ever gotten sick on southern comfort?? I’ll never drink that again😂😂

[@itsokrocklee8252]

Nah, not cool man. I just had flashbacks that I thought I had forgot

[@doot4844]

Omg, peppermint schnapps... NOOO

[@TC-nc5ru]

Lucky Cat oh damn I put that out of my mind altogether 😜😜😜

[@sh-theel]

Nice drink but my stomach recoils everytime i see it now

[@sh-theel]

@@itsokrocklee8252 how was he supposed to know

[@evltwin984]

I put myself through this programme for free over 30 years. It finally worked. Cant even have four beers without feeling seasick for days now. Guess something in my system said enoughs a fkn nuff mate. 👍 result

[@PanicGiraffe]

Anyone else bummed we didn’t get to see him spew?

[@winning3329]

Watch the L.A Beast and you will see vomit

[@BigKeithDog]

@@winning3329 That dude is hilarious.

[@ctrip6668]

"If your gonna spew, spew into this"

[@HulkSmash86]

C Trip Wayne’s World references never get old!

[@ctrip6668]

@@HulkSmash86 I'm glad you were keen on the reference 😎

[@JusofTheRealOnes]

When someone wears gloves to serve alcohol that's when you know you need to stop

[@blackdragon7803]

😂😂😂😂

[@hmsdemolition8588]

No its mandatory in Russia to wear gloves just as our marke cashiers do these days

[@hmsdemolition8588]

@Merk how so ?

[@jonathankillion6225]

COVID

[@fiphuket2010]

@@jonathankillion6225 this was filmed about 40 years b4 covid lol

[@AndrewRyan-rd1wl]

The biggest "problem" with alcohol withdrawal is it can kill you. The withdrawal can induce siezers, heart palpitations and more. I remember hearing certain rehabs wont take alcoholics cus they werent medically prepared to take on such serious symptoms.

[@raminrouchi202]

Yea with opiates it's different.... You may think you're gonna die but you're not gonna....alcohol and benzo withdrawal will kill you

[@owningkoning]

Siezers haha. I think you meant seizures

[@AndrewRyan-rd1wl]

@@owningkoning lol yes, I usually proof read but sometimes I just dont care.

[@owningkoning]

@@AndrewRyan-rd1wl hey man doesnt matter atleast gave me a laugh

[@DeadPixel1105]

True. Alcoholics go to a detox facility first. Then they're shipped to an actual rehab.

[@alexandersoricelli3891]

So thankful I was able to stop drinking. My life is so much better now, and watching this solidifies that

[@jackdaniels4987]

Take a shot for mother Russia!

[@georgehays4908]

....I'm dry now 20 years ! All glory to GOD ! Maranatha !

[@Greenriver842]

@Alexander Soriecelli how did you made it?, what was the method?

[@alexandersoricelli3891]

@@Greenriver842 -Cold Turkey brother, I wouldn’t recommend it for everyone. It was a scary couple of days and weeks, and I definitely should have had some medical support I believe. More people die from alcohol withdrawals than any other substance…And now I know why. All the glory be to God🙏

[@sphenoidjjj]

​@@alexandersoricelli3891may I ask how much alcohol were you on per day preciously?

[@Citizenshane81]

They did something like this to my 49 year old uncle in Toronto. He lived in a rooming house where a doctor prescribed him 17 ounces of wine a day. He ended up dying of mass organ failure at just 49. He was just so far gone they didn’t know what else to do with him but send him to (Name of Founder) House where he spent his final days. I miss him. RIP Uncle Roy (Patrick Fanning). A true Torontonian who spent his life roughing it in nearly every rough neighborhood across Toronto’s massive city.

[@Rdizzle512]

Did the l’alcool take him or like an infection?

[@sc0tte1-416]

He's lucky he got sent to a place to spend his final days. These days Toronto would just spit you out to die on the streets, rough.

[@tommywolfe2706]

17oz of wine a day is not that much. If he went there at 49 and died of 49 from 17oz of wine, he had other issues.

[@theshib277]

​@@tommywolfe2706denial isnt a river in egypt

[@jazzfeline5970]

@@tommywolfe2706 It sounds like he was already dying from organ failure from previous copious use of alcohol. The 17oz of wine were probably just to manage his withdrawal symptoms before he inevitably passed.

[@ogichidaawag3244]

It's easy to quit once your body no longer needs it. After tremors, anxiety etc is gone. I'm 2 years sober. I had a 10 day detox. I never go to meetings.. They're depressing. I understand some people don't have the willpower and need support from others, but I think it's bc they don't really want to quit. I wanted to quit, so that's what I did.

[@PajamaManor]

Ok good for you.

[@d-boyzeighteenhundred]

Exactly what ive been saying for ever ! If you want to quit you will create the will to quit, you can do ANYTHING you put your mind to ! AA & NA is like prison smh In my mind that’s the worst place ever for someone who is trying to recover off of an addiction, yeah let’s stick them in a room with a whole bunch of other people that have horrible addictions and connections and more than likely still do drugs and make them all talk about only drugs and alcohol for hours 🤦‍♂️ meetings are the biggest and worst crutch / excuse anywhere. I see why so many ppl relapse going to meetings, shit my ex used to go to meeting just to score the good shit or get better connects ... she is now dead .. Good job Na/Aa you done saved another one smh For me It took alot longer than 10 days to detox from alcohol, my shit was bad 😩 3 years sober next month 😎 Living my BEST life about to get married 💯

[@ogichidaawag3244]

@@d-boyzeighteenhundred Awesome.. I did rehab twice knowing I wasn't going to quit after the 1st one. I knew in my heart I wasn't ready.. nor did I want to quit. I just wanted to feel better so I could try to do it again, only responsibly. That's something I'm unable to do though. The worst part of detox wasn't the shakes etc.. I think it was days 11 and 12 because they stopped giving me Xanax.. I've never been a pill guy, just an alcoholic but I can tell you for certain I need to stay far away from them. They got me addicted to them in the process of keeping me stable during my detox. I was feeling fairly normal after about 3 weeks though. I love being sober.. congratulations on yours.

[@markwebster5749]

Everyone is different what works for one won’t work for another so they isn’t no right or wrong way of getting clean

[@davidmarzolino7159]

In Soviet Russia vodka is addicted to you !

[@adammiddleton2503]

It's not Soviet Russia anymore. It's just Russia.

[@buckedupbuckeye]

That's pretty funny nonetheless.

[@brian-vm1zt]

@@adammiddleton2503 buzz kill

[@VH-eq2ci]

Russian Federation

[@Krypton2658]

Kale LeMaster how is this joke still funny?

[@abesapien9930]

Lol, only Russians would make a bed floorplan look like a nuclear command panel 7:36

[@mikehumphreys239storms2]

Haaa I thought the same damn thing

[@carrrexx7190]

I thought they were playing Keno.

[@aleksandrakluter7328]

@@carrrexx7190 lmao

[@carrrexx7190]

@@aleksandrakluter7328 👍

[@fishfire_2999]

Playing battleship with the facility on the other side of town .

[@dropdeadinc.customtattoo2537]

I was a alcoholic by the time I got out of high-school and continued for 30 years afterwards I've been sober now for over two decades and I can thank a great person and actually doing the 12 steps from the A.A "Big Book" for that . Also I've never been happier

[@pestlund]

one day at a time brother

[@filippians413]

I feel so deeply for anyone suffering from alcohol addiction. I know it too well.

[@Joe-kt7zp]

Please go to an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting! There is a solution!

[@filippians413]

@@Joe-kt7zp Jesus Christ healed my addiction last year but thank you!

[@evan937]

A lot of people do not realize how serious alcohol withdrawals can be. It is one of the most dangerous substances to stop using cold turkey to try and get sober. They should always be monitored by medical proffesionals. People die all the time because treatment centres do not use the proper techniques.

[@orderofmagnitude-TPATP]

Yup, not quite as common is opiate withdrawal. There's this wrong notion that you can't die from it, when actually you can. It isn't as common as alcohol, but either way these rehab places are disgusting praying on the desperate- takin thousands off them to lock them in a room! Thats not rehab, that's a racket!

[@KlausSchwab-uq9sl]

Yup it should always be medically supervised and tapered.

[@stuartcloudsdale7347]

Wean off over a week- do not go cold turkey,8 years sober got my life back

[@KlausSchwab-uq9sl]

@@stuartcloudsdale7347 respect 👊

[@Noneya.]

“Alcohol, the cause of, and solution to all of life’s problems.” -HJS

[@franklynpolster8949]

Homer J Simpson is a great man.

[@jasonsaulters6027]

It's shocking how much I am like homer as an adult.

[@pitoblogg]

My cousin was a heroin addict. When his parents kicked him out and he had nowhere to go he came to my grandparents house ( where I used to live every summer when I had no school and my parents worked). My grandpa had one condition. My cousin had to let my grandpa rehabilitate my cousin. My cousin agreed not knowing what that meant. My grandpa grabbed the iron chain that he used on our Rottweiler and locked my cousins feet together so he won’t be able to go anywhere. Then locked him in what used to be an underground wine cellar for 3 months ( in Greece it’s normal for people living in the countryside to make their own wine). My cousin scream and cried for the first month. Neighbours came to see what’s up. My grandpa told them “my grandson is a junkie and this is how I’ll save him”. My grandpa had the reputation of a stand up guy in the village so no one doubted him. Even cops who came to visit did not interfere. They took a good look, saw a tied up junkie and wished my grandpa good luck. At the end of three months my cousin emerged from the wine cellar a new man. He read 50 books, forgot all about heroin, and thanked my grandpa wholeheartedly.

[@adventureguy4119]

That’s awesome

[@cincin4515]

Yeah. Tough love went out of fashion because it hurts the feelings of adult toddlers.

[@ReapingTheHarvest]

Was there light in there? Sounds terrifying lol but at least it worked.

[@portcitypersona]

I wish someone did that to me 20 years ago. I am still on Methadone and Benzos at 42. It is love, and that is not harsh to me.

[@kkrollingskkrollings3173]

Don’t give up I’m in the same boat as u. We’re there’s a will there’s a way, if your ready u can tapper off both any time I have tapperd of methadone and benzos also done cold turkey don’t go cold turkey it’s hell. I’m currently back on opiates and trying to quit. I also just turned 42 getting to old for this crap. Keep your head up

[@adamwithana8759]

Ive greatly reduced my alcohol intake and I was surprised that my cravings for it were not as hard to overcome as I feared, now Im addictive to Iced tea 😑

[@kemp10]

I guess it's better to get the beetus than cirrhosis

[@adamwithana8759]

@@kemp10 southerners drink the sweet shit

[@islanderbyrd1881]

If you are still drinking, you aren't cured

[@adamwithana8759]

@@islanderbyrd1881 I suppose if I had said cured, this comment would be relevant

[@elijahjakobsen7898]

@@islanderbyrd1881 Replying before understanding a damn thing is a real disease

[@amandaadrienne837]

I’m getting “Clockwork Orange” vibes from this.

[@dgenerated]

100%

[@gurgy3]

He paid thousands of dollars for 20 shots and a dirty bar towel? I need to start a clinic

[@bohdanburban5069]

“Stupidity is a gift from God, but it shouldn’t be abused” - Otto von Bismarck

[@nevermind-he8ni]

This reminds me of the "Ludivigo Treatment" from Clockwork Orange.

[@greg0063]

That's why I'm not an alcoholic, the negative feedback loop. I feel like dogshit when I overdo it. You really have to push through that to be a true alcoholic and build a good tolerance. Then more recently working in a hospital, seeing DT's, erosive esophagitis, GI bleeds, liver disease. Fun stuff.

[@mack8488]

The thing is there are people who can take a lot of booze and if i took a few drinks next day i would be fine. So the afterefect was less and less and the intake more and more. Its one of the side efects of excessive drinking...

[@imafackinjunglist]

Nah bro. It’s not about pushing through some kind of barrier it happens when life fucks you up so bad that there is no more barrier. I get what you’re saying because I feel the same but I just don’t think what you’re saying is relevant to how someone becomes an alcoholic.

[@leahflower9924]

I just turn to food but now I'm a little fatter than I wanna be

[@danial5387]

@@imafackinjunglistyup not at all

[@xenostim]

As an adult I've don't get hangovers much at all, but when I do it hurts more than I remember from when I was younger lol. since then I've just gotten "better" at drinking,.. I prefer just maintaining that nice, more euphoric, tipsiness, without getting sloshed or belligerent. That way I don't lose enough clarity to let myself get too drunk. strangely enough, a friend of mine is a nurse and avoids drinking because of what he sees at the hospital

[@greatspacecoaster8759]

I’d rather have a bottle infront a me, than a frontal lobotomy!

[@anonymousanonymous3707]

Rather have a bottle in front of you than a frontal lobe hahahah 😂

[@chocolatemilk4437]

Tom waits qoute

[@miapdx503]

Dr. Demento! I'd rather have a bottle in front of me, than have to have a frontal lobotomy!

[@austins.2495]

I prefer the lobotomy

[@anonymous-cs7cb]

Classic

[@joshdekalb4564]

20 shot in 1 hour... God Level. Alcohol withdrawal is possibly the worst thing I've ever been through.

[@pedclarkemobile]

I lived in Russia recently, I did drink alot more than I did in Dublin but it was due to boredom and cold weather. Pub style bars are fairly common, craft beer has become popular. I regularly went to the same pub, got to know some interesting people. Was often given my first beer on the house. Many people thought I was American at first, I showed my passport a couple times and then I was bought rounds of Jameson (more than once & I dont like whiskey but didn't want to turn down the welcoming gesture) ending up drunk. Sadly, a lifelong friend who was my introduction to Russia relapsed on alcohol after years sober and drank himself to death during a binge. Its thought he drank 2 litres of cognac overnight. He was found unresponsive the next day. Aged 43 with 4 kids left behind. I decided to leave Russia after that, I still drink periodically but would like to phase it out of my life altogether.

[@MikeM-qy9zz]

It is a good idea to quit alcohol. Just one night is all it takes, it is a hardcore drug with serious side effects

[@leigh7507]

currently dating a russian woman who hasnt noticed I really drink a lot. I guess theres upsides to russian culture

[@jussikankinen9409]

Go skiing uphill

[@laughingatbirds]

The average family spends 1/5th of their income on alcohol and 15% of the adult population will pass through one of those facilities in their lifetime. Wow, that's absolutely insane.

[@MikeInSthlm]

I’m one of the lucky ones - alcohol has always made me vomit and the hangovers have always been brutal. Thus I’ve never really gotten into it simply because I’ve dreaded the after effects. 4-5 years ago I stopped even trying to drink it. Watching this clip makes me happy that my body seems to have a natural aversion for this poison.

[@pretzelboi64]

Same here. I got so sick from it once that I thought I was going to die and I now get nauseous whenever I simply smell alcohol

[@PhaemonsDog]

1:03 I wish my doctor was this good at bar tending. Rack them up, baby!

[@barryoconnor721]

I've tried hard as hell to become alcoholic in my darker days. I could never seem to become addicted.

[@randylahey2242]

pussy

[@bernieezlopez2813]

Haha

[@evltwin984]

I drank everyday for 25 years and just stopped one day. Must not have been addicted aye

[@enzoferrari8223]

U fucking failure. Don't give up

[@keiahnigbruder1453]

Enzo Ferrari u stupid

[@gabyisabelle1489]

This looks absolutely horrible and miserable. My heart breaks for these patients and the doctors that have to see these poor men drink themselves sick and vomit, it must be very unsettling for them as well.

[@СерафимГанеев]

no it rocks

[@danial5387]

I’m 10 years sober. Rehab got me clean for a year and then having something to live for took it from there.

[@brettmitchell8014]

Drug and alcohol addiction is very complicated. At first you do it for fun,then you depend on it, and for me the deeper I got into my opioid addiction I had to do it to feel normal and more importantly NOT SICK and or to prevent WITHDRAWAL!

[@fletchkeilman2205]

@Mark Hower Aahhh you would be surprised. Withdrawals period can kill you. It depends on severity of addiction and state of the person suffering from said addiction. Benzo withdrawal is on that is definitely scary simply because of the seizures involved. Let's just all agree that addiction and withdrawal ate not fun

[@fletchkeilman2205]

@Mark Hower you are stupid, aren't you?

[@orderofmagnitude-TPATP]

Withdrawal is agony....

[@brettmitchell8014]

@@orderofmagnitude-TPATP 100% Much love from 🇺🇸👊

[@orderofmagnitude-TPATP]

@@brettmitchell8014 many thanks

[@andrewmaguire4476]

I had a life threatening stroke June 4th 2019 aged 51 my last drop of alcohol was June 3rd 2019, after 37 years of drinking heavily i had a choice and I chose life.

[@jimmy5391]

Keep at it man good for you

[@alisoncasement377]

Well done 👏

[@andrewmaguire4476]

@@jimmy5391 thank you

[@andrewmaguire4476]

@@alisoncasement377 thank you Alison.

[@lupusdeum3894]

Travelling into Leningrad in the Soviet Union from Finland back in July 1971, the first Russian citizen I met after the border guards was a very seriously drunk man. That set the stage for my introduction to Russian drinking culture. Their alkies consume vast quantiries of vodka. I later met a fellow who was on his way to permanent brain damage at a campsite outside of Moscow. Once he determined I was from the Great White North we toasted each other's countries' great histories & accomplishments until he passed out against a tree & I barely got half my senseless body inside my tent. I can still remember the toast, "Слава Советской Народной Армий!" resounding in my ears.

[@John-jc4om]

A very good friend of mine whom I went to grade school with started drinking everyday from the age of 14 and he just never stopped drinking, one day I was with him at Walmart and he mentioned listerine mouthwash was on sale 3 bottles for $10 dollars so I put them in my buggy with my other shopping, he mentioned he had already been at Walmart earlier with his wife and bought the 3 for $10 mouthwash, well after we got back to my place and put my shopping away my friend said he better get home as it was getting late 5 minutes after he left his wife called wanting to speak to him I told her he had left for home well angrily she told me she had just bought 3 bottles of mouthwash and she just found them all empty well that set off alarm bells and sure enough the 3 bottles I had just bought were all empty under my bathroom sink, I just didn't know how bad his alchohol addiction had gotten, sadly it finally killed him by destroying his liver, and my government puts people in jail for smoking marijuana yet you can drink yourself to death, something not right and I figured it out at a young age when I looked at how our government allowed McDonald's to feed us total garbage for instance because if you care about your people why would you let someone feed chemicals and fat

[@user-te7wc7lh4r]

​​@@user-yy9ep3vu4lno it is toxic to the liver

[@dominic8171]

Fuck the goverment

[@dominic8171]

​@@user-yy9ep3vu4lget help man

[@joemahoney4133]

My next door neighbor who happens to be a retired tried this treatment. He was a very honest guy, but had a bad drinking problem. He never got out of it and died a couple years back.

[@a.c.6426]

Throw some coke in with this ‘treatment’ and I’d sign up too...

[@GeneralBuckNaked]

Lets start our own rehab joint lol

[@terranhealer]

It's not unreasonable to self medicate in this crazy world. I'm not saying anything good will come out of it because I don't think the meaning of life is happiness. Getting drunk to drown your sorrows is equivalent to standing still. In nature you can't stand still or you will slide backwards. You have to keep moving forward just to be able to maintain what you have.

[@Melissa0774]

I don't see how this could work because so many bad alcoholics drink themselves to the point where they get so sick they almost die on their own, anyway, and it doesn't make them stop. They don't stop even if they pass out and get taken to the hospital, bleeding from every orifice, from liver cirrhosis. I had a neighbor, who that happened to. What the hell makes these people in Russia think that forcing them to drink 'till they throw up is going to help anything? Do they not realize they'll just do that on their own, anyway and just die?

[@bigbaz3740]

Reminds me of the scene in 'A clockwork orange' where alex undergoes treatment that involves making him feel sick whenever he associates himself with violence.

[@theyearwas1473]

Maybe people wouldn't have so many abusive habits if people felt cared about, loved, wanted and worth something in this world. But what would I know I'm just an addict. 😎

[@no_dissasemble]

Thank you KZbin for a video I wasn't looking for, but still found very entertaining.

[@Mayhac]

Nothing will make you stop drinking unless you truly want to stop drinking

[@heraclitus6100]

Who else is drinking while watching this? Cheers!

[@cosimoto8700]

Lol no

[@ornery654]

Cheers!

[@rachelvalenzuela9238]

Cheers to this I am a alcoholic cheers to the fact that I no longer drink what ur saying is u cant stop I feel bad for you God bless u it ruins family's and kids lifes and I hope u can get sober

[@NoraInuUzumaki666]

Prost🍺👐🏻

[@rafaelsaenz36]

PATRON """"TEQUILA""""🎶🎵🎶🎵🎤🎤🎼🎼🎵🎶🎵🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽😁😁👍👍

[@okisdr]

Actually overdoing a drug abuse works for some, it worked for me. I was a daily mixed drug user and I left my country and travelled Southeast Asia since I thought if I could get away from friends doing drugs it would be easier to change my life. Turned out Drugs where almost 90% cheaper and unlimited. Spent two years just backpacking and doing huge amount of drugs on a daily basis. In the end i got to a point where I got kind of bored of it and also realised how I wasted 10 years of my life and i would never get those 10 years back. I'm now settled down in Asia and soon to be married. I haven't even seen a hard drug for almost 5 years. I very rarely drink and the only other drug I have contact with is weed which I smoke for one week once a year to celebrate my new life of self control.

[@eetuhakulinen5380]

True story

[@icedice6393]

What country?

[@benzodiaz4573]

Incredible outcome. Ive had a similar experience. Much respect brother.

[@okisdr]

@@benzodiaz4573 2 years since i made that comment and i'm now married and have a house and a farm! Havent even smoked any weed since that comment was made, i do drink some whiskey every now n then tho!

[@benzodiaz4573]

@@okisdr very happy for you and your family brother! Much love and respect 👍

[@grimlund]

I have tried to drink on antabuse. Its honestly one of the worst things you can imagine. One time I got so sick that I thought I was going to die. My puls raised to like 180 bpm. I got so affraid that I called an ambulance. DONT EVER TRY THIS YOUR SELF.

[@olddirtydan2699]

I was so hungover recently that my face and my arms got numb, then my jaw started locking up and I couldn’t breath. Shit was scary.

[@garyvolkmann3647]

Soon you'll wake up and can't think a thought because you have no language. Don't believe me? Keep going! I got lucky!

[@christianxxx9393]

@@garyvolkmann3647 bahahah I know you’re serious but that’s kinda funny.

[@bretthepler722]

That happened to me too. One time I hallucinated from a hangover, with the most horrible anxiety and tremors so bad I couldn’t walk down stairs normally.

[@keenanweind1780]

I've been there before; at that point you just have to drink more... ☻

[@garyvolkmann3647]

@@bretthepler722 The old man saw rats crawling on him at breakfast. NO SYMPATHY!

[@blesstheeric]

my brother is a recent alcoholic, and i am 22, he is 25. It has gotten so so nasty and I pray he recovers, its some of the saddest shit ive ever seen. I cant even drink around him, he wants it all, and if i drink, there isnt enough for him. Its just really depressing.

[@somekoswe9123]

10:10 has to be the weirdest Russo-English accent I've ever heard. It's like a posh Englishman and a drunk Russian merged and created it :)

[@grabes1980]

In Soviet Russia, humans do not have alcoholism. Rather, alcohol has humanism.

[@davidmorgan8612]

Good grief was this filmed in the 1700’s

[@imfromthegovandimheretohelp]

1900s*

[@Benjithebigboi]

I'm from the government and I'm here to help r/whoooosh

[@barnacleboi2595]

It was filmed with a bottle of vodka

[@naturalselectioninterventi4805]

1700 United States looks a lot like 1990 Soviet Union apparently.

[@bo-boboski4118]

1980s?

[@jamesunsworth6865]

I had a chronic alcohol problem for many years. The causes are Multi Faceted. They call it the “ Great Remover” It is truly insidious, the way it creeps up on you. I ended up drinking a bottle and a half a vodka day!!!! I cannot describe the hell you create on a daily basis. Both for the Suffer, and the family/ friends around him/her.

[@MrNedsaabdickerson]

Boredom is often seen as a symptom of underlying mental health issues.

[@leonard8766]

When I was an alcoholic I would drink to be so drunk I could pass out or forget or black out.

[@turyb.goodiii7356]

Alcoholism lasts for life, weather or not You drink.

[@thunderinaspic]

@@turyb.goodiii7356 Ain't that the truth! The sooner you realise this, the sooner you start to recover. 5 years sober this year.

[@brandysmith5073]

@G G It's actually not. You're an addict for life. I'm in my 7th year of sobriety. I can't do drugs one time.... that'll lead to many, many times. Why? Cause I'm an addict. Shocker. Anyone who's ACTUALLY sober knows that's true.

[@Wabbajock_Dugatti]

Yea I use to kill 2 liters by myself. Hangover and withdrawal would last so many days oh man

[@R8V10]

I just don’t get why certain countries don’t ban alcohol, they know how detrimental it is to their societies. The negatives outweigh the positives.

[@felixflatterer6646]

its because of freedom

[@Skoopyghost]

Junkie here. If I get my substances from my doctor Morfin, Benzos, and ETC, I am better off. If I don't get my substances from my doctor. I get it from dangerous people and I will owe them money. You get why making alcohol illegal is a bad idea.

[@TANTRUMGASM]

"ban" alcohol?? lolololol you can move to an ultra religious extremely conservative country, if you like.. ( but they ban / control/ persecute alot more things than alcohol) or, deal with a HUGE amount of organized crime syndicates raking in millions and becomming extremely powerful, like cartels... " The negatives outweigh the positives." do they ? ? that reaks of opinion ! I personally know several bar owners, beer brewers, ,, liquor store owners , who employ , (combined,,) 100's of people, who in turn , support their families. ... and finally, ..... 64 0z jug welches 100% grape juice , 1 cup poured out.........add 1 cup of sugar 1 packet..1/4 oz.....1 Tbspn of active yeast rest 3 weeks = wine CHEERS

[@andriesscheper2022]

It would only boost organized crime. Besides: it's easy to produce, so it would criminalise a lot of quite decent people. And as you may know: the war on drugs was lost when it started.

[@Laneganswake]

I've been through and beaten addictions to all kinds of substances, most recently fent. and Alcohol. I'll have a month soon and it's so good to feel like myself again.

[@paulreynolds7103]

Hope you doing well 👍

[@bootdude7527]

Then he gets sick from listening to Beethoven

[@edwoden3568]

Lol

[@bucksteingold4334]

"I want to snuff it!" - A Clockwork Orange

[@Mark-dq5qf]

One mushroom trip instantly cured my alcoholism, smoking and depression.

[@jasonblanton177]

Yes. Why no documentaries about this?

[@Ketannabis]

Lol not me

[@chilliecheesecake]

@@jasonblanton177 Such knowledge poses an immanent threat to alcoholic beverage producers, pharmaceutical companies, etc

[@bw3008]

I just sat and laugh. Was funny as hell and all hallucinations but deffo didn't had a similar experience as you.

[@Lanteader]

@@bw3008 Do a bit more in a quiet room by yourself. Psychedelics can vary wildly depending on setting, amount, intent. Let your inner self consume you and you'll come out a new person.

[@ElFra9]

I poisoned myself with alcohol when I was in my early 20s because yes, I was probably the worst kind of alcoholic any of us could be and I haven't drank since. I can't, absolutely cannot and have no desire whatsoever. The smell of it repulses me in a way that there is no way around. I'm immensely thankful for it. I'd have surely killed myself and left destruction in my path & in the lives of those who happened upon my path until I did. It was nothing but a blessing to me and everyone around me or who cared for me. A huge blessing that still brings me to my knees at times, like now. I don't advise that type of treatment to anyone whod want to quit drinking tho. Too dangerous and with no guarantees whatsoever that it would work that way for anyone else. It was my higher power doing for me what I could not when I had no clue at the time that it's what I needed. It was possibly a miracle, feels miraculous to me now at 50, knowing what I know and seeing what I've seen. I struggle daily with the effects early childhood abuse and trauma left me with but it's served purpose for the good, both for myself and for others in ways I don't doubt, though I could and have, to continue to do so serves no one, least of all myself. I think I've done enough of that sort of thing so I'll put forth all i can to not do it more. Surely I wasn't saved from killing myself in that way to keep on killing myself in other ways and to not believe in ourselves is a slow insidious death the world would put on us and does in every way it can. I'm too hard headed to let it win without a fight and I'll win... Just about the time I think I haven't. Lol. I'll happen to click on a video that reminds me of things that give me strength and even more than just that.

[@islanderbyrd1881]

Great comment! Know what you mean. Being in my 60's, I am still feeling the effects of my younger days. Acid Reflux!

[@josephbernard7705]

This was just a typical Navy enlistment... They paid me for it.

[@staciehenderson6982]

This reminds me of the classic 'If I catch you smoking I'll make you sit and chain smoke an entire carton!' cure. A favorite of old school parents everywhere! Lol

[@ricktherrien8235]

I’ve gotten sick from alcohol and vomited from 3:30 am until 5:20 pm the next day. I was taking small seizures and sweating and was totally sick and thought I was dying for sure. I puked so much I could not eat for over a week from my throat and roof of my mouth being so inflamed and raw from my stomach acids, I was sick for a long time and now if I even smell alcohol sometimes I can get sick. Booze is so bad and it can kill you in a horrible way!!

[@kevinmc4500]

I hear you, this is 2 years late from your post, I just hit 25 months sober, I was just like you said, horrible!!! I’m glad you’re doing good, are you still strong?

[@sc0tte1-416]

I used to drink, a LOT of beer. I've had two grand mal seizures from withdrawal (a holiday or something that I forgot to make sure I had enough to make it through when everything was closed and whatnot) and one day my liver kicked the bucket. My whole body swelled like a balloon, including my brain, went into a coma for 12 days and spent the following 2 and a half months in hospital. Basically had to learn to walk again, not piss and shit myself, all that fun stuff. And this all just beer, mind you tons of it, but my tolerance was so high I could handle it and could function.

[@kevinmc4500]

@@sc0tte1-416 damn Brother! You’ve been through the ringer! What a horrible experience BUT, you ditched that shit and am alive today, I’m so sorry you had to go through that stuff, I hope most of that is shoved aside and you can have good quality life today, hang in there , we are all worth it. When I got sober that day I was out of control, I finally said . “ I want to squeeze a couple more decades out of this thing called.” I’m 56 years old, the time is just flying by now. Best of luck to you!!!! hello from Oregon

[@sc0tte1-416]

@@kevinmc4500 I'm probably going to disappoint you right now. But I only speak pure, blunt truth; yeah, I have been put through the ringer, and they tried to convince me to go on the liver receipts list. I said no. Give it to some kid that needs it and will truly give it to someone that will use it to the best of his or hers abilities. Still don't trust myself. I'll bite the bullet. They gave me one year, but death has never scared me, so there's that. Almost 3 years now, and I still have drinking episodes although not on a daily basis anymore, yet my liver function tests have been pretty close to normal now. I honestly doubt I can ever change so accepting someone else's sacrifice would just be too much; I'll just live with what I've got, what God has given me. No cheating. I'll talk about whatever if you're up to it , I appreciate the non-idiotic reply you typically get here on KZbin. 👍✌️ God bless.

[@dinkopausic6357]

You are weak

[@Wrz2e]

"And the cold tough weather breeds cold tough men."

[@President.GeorgeWashington]

When I was 15, i was home alone, and I decided I would try alcohol for the first time. I found a fifth of my Dad's Pineapple Smirnoff in the cupboard. I started to drink it straight out of the bottle. I was dumb, I did not know that vodka was meant to be drank in small quantities. I figured it was like beer, where one was supposed to drink an entire bottle. I ended up finishing off that bottle within an hour. When my parents came home, the house was trashed, and they found me passed out in my bed with puke all over. 9 years later, I have never drank a sip of hard liquor ever again. Nor do I have the urge to. So, there is something to be said about this type of treatment.

[@OrbitalTrails]

Cool story bro

[@BassForever44]

I know it must've been traumatizing to you but goddamn I'd be a liar if I said I did not laughed out loud with your story

[@dorianphilotheates3769]

Pineapple (?) 🍍VODKA - that was your trouble right there....as for, “vodka was meant to be ‘drank’ in small quantities”, you are assuredly not Russian...

[@klown463]

Yeah, but you were still a kid who had never tried alcohol, not an adult who is so used to alcohol that their organs would fail before they have the chance to puke, or experience any negative symptoms

[@islanderbyrd1881]

Parents come home, place trashed, son covered in barf. Damn that must have been a shocker for them!

[@NicCageForPresident2024]

I live pretty close to that schick shadel place near Seattle. They were trying to charge me damn near $18,000 that I just kept drinking. Last year I had a had a heart attack and a seizure and then spent a month in a coma. Alcoholism is horrible

[@ToasterBath1223]

I agree fully that this works, was addicted to cigarettes and one day I got extremely sick immediately after a smoke. Not sure if it was actually from the cigarette or something else but that didn't matter. I was able to quit right then and there because now the thought alone of smoking gives me PTSD of that day of extreme sickness and I haven't smoked since.

[@spike_-pw9iz]

Bro got nic sick once and gave up smoking 😂😂😂😂

[@drips1030]

I'm so pleased that i don't binge drink daily anymore!!

[@judah6152]

This is some sad shit. I don't even drink. I pray these people are delivered from this bondage.

[@OG213LA]

This was the beginning of the medication Antabuse.

[@elizabethsimner147]

Tried Antabuse it was good if you drink on it you are violently ill

[@basedlog4324]

@@elizabethsimner147 until you just stop taking it...

[@215Ghouls]

Learned about this from a podcast with Joe rogan and Jake the snake

[@daveice20]

definitely works, I inadvertently gave myself aversion treatment just by being an out of control teenage alcoholic, at this point my stomach can get all twisted up watching actors pretend to get drunk in a movie

[@goforbroke4428]

Buddy of mine almost got alcohol poisoning a few months ago, he is only 17 years old and his buddies made him puke to get any alcohol in his stomach out of him. I won’t touch the stuff and have tried to get him not to, maybe he will learn IDK.

[@dgenerated]

Keep with that mentality and you'll be good!. I wouldn't wish alcoholism/addiction on anyone and it can happen to anyone!.

[@slopcrusher3482]

I forget what the pill is called, but the negative association between alcohol and illness is only extremely effective in those who are in the early stages of addiction ( coming from someone who was nearly addicted to something then had a bad experience that made them throw up, stopped right then and there) I’ve heard stories of some people getting put on this pill and not taking it or still drinking after they took it, they didn’t care if they got sick or not

[@Rikimaru17]

Naltrexone

[@titanomachy2217]

Naltrexone is the real-life hellgrammite method.

[@peteman8160]

@@Rikimaru17 Not Naltrexone... Antibuse.....

[@kevinmc4500]

@@titanomachy2217 I took it, it worked wonders, I’m just surprised it’s not advertised more….it doesn’t make the pharmacy company’s much money, that’s probably the reason

[@johanneabelsen1644]

Antabus.

[@liftedlegend710]

what the hell did I stumble upon im toooo high for this

[@isasmutsiskaima3844]

Me too

[@joeyjones9041]

I got alcohol poisoning from Jagermeister when I was 19 and almost twenty years later, if I smell it, my stomach gets upset. I drank a fifth in about 3 hours.

[@sarahalbers5555]

Jager is brutal. It has a lot of sugar in it so it potentials the alcohol even more . I have never had a Jager incident, but I have heard they are nasty.

[@christianxxx9393]

@@sarahalbers5555 yeah anything with sugar is bad when drinking . Turns it straight into fat instead of being broken down.. not to mention it’s horrible on the live as well as alcohol lol.

[@FACTUNTHJU]

This docu looks about 300 years old, bet they don't do this treatment now.

[@ghostehh]

"docu" khmkhm... Propaganda piece you mean

[@carrrexx7190]

Are you kidding? That's me in the first bed.. Hi Mom!

[@vivekkailash9308]

It works ...add that vomit inducing drug in patient food or water without telling him...whenever he drinks he vomits..after vomiting for many many times for reasons not knkwn by him ..with time he stops drinking ....not a permanent solution but it helps to cuure chronic alcoholism

[@microbios8586]

Doctors still prescribe the vomit pill. I just asked my doctor about it a few days ago.

[@danielmartin531]

I accidentally did this to myself when I was already really drunk and chugged a whole bottle of crown. 🤢🤮

[@Blunt_Man]

That alcohol treatment where you don't get drunk and just puke sounds like a horrible experience but it doesn't sound very promising long term. I've watched heroin addicts overdose, get naloxone, get sick and still use right when they get out of the hospital. Once an addict needs something, they NEED it! Reason and logic aren't particularly used, they're not thinking about anything past the next high. Unfortunately, even the most negative outcomes won't stop somebody from using. At the end of the day, they have to be willing and able to quit. Until that happens, it's unlikely that they'll stop because of one bad experience.

[@MsNooneinparticular]

This is how they made my mom stop smoking: forcing her to smoke her least fave brand of cigs until she got sick while looking in a mirror & telling her what a lowlife she was. This was in America in the '80s btw. "Christian" therapy :(

[@rooster555555]

Did it work

[@johnferretti3274]

This is definitely an old ass way of doing it. Addiction works like this: u get sick of the alcohol and tell yourself damn I’m never doing it again. Two weeks go by and your brain forgets how sick you got or just isn’t as impactful as it once was and u take that drink.

[@sazonada]

Something that I as a Minnesotan should have figured out myself is that alcohol makes you WARM.

[@Survivalguy]

As a guy who did beat alcohol I have to say drinking yourself sick one time is not therapy. Alcoholics drink themselves sick everyday. I can not count how many ER visits I had. At one point every other day for months. The hospital hated me. I wish I could go back and find those people a show them what I look like now. How did I do it? It might have something to do with what they are trying to achieve in that stupid expensive therapy session. But it took ME realizing I was sick of being sick all the time.

[@djexclusivee]

“ Alcohol is a poison. Harmful to the soul and body. Therefore it is a great sin to drink alcohol one self and to offer it to others . And also it is an even greater sin to produce and sell it to others “

[@leighkaan1975]

Shut up with the sin shit.

[@djexclusivee]

Shut up with denial

[@solidrockofjesuschristmini2423]

So Jesus was a sinner then? It becomes a sin when you let it consume you

[@solidrockofjesuschristmini2423]

@@yes-_5153 you just repeated what I said

[@djexclusivee]

I dont have all the answers, wether or not he actually did make it or not, wether he regretted it, wether he only did once but one thing I know for sure is it changes you & clouds your perception & re action. Makes you someone either than who you are which you should be happy with naturally. More often than not it ruins lives or like pot makes you stagnant & content with nothing or doing nothing when really there is so much more to enjoy & do in life

[@aprilMichelleXJRL]

This is so sick I can't even. Killing people is treatment?

[@exlibrisross]

After more than 3 decades of sobriety, I'd suggest that if you want to get sober, you might try to get to AA... Blessings from Belfast.

[@LeeSwainbodge]

this will work for bout 1 day lol

[@bexcoventry1749]

Lee Swain you just read my mind damn lol

[@Freeknickers24]

I drank a case of busch a couple of years ago i was sick for two or three days. I quit for about 3 months then I thought I could just drink a couple one weekend with everybody else and I have been drinking nearly everyday again since.

[@johntunney1864]

@@Freeknickers24 Thats too bad boss. Take it easy.

[@jenkins8344]

james that sucks man hopefully it gets better before it’s too late good luck

[@johncgibson4720]

@@Freeknickers24 You need to go back to busch to detox, then. I don't know what Busch is though, presumably the alcohol substitute.

[@sovietelectioncollidingtro6231]

So let me get this straight... In Russia I can get wasted, which I do every weekend anyways, but for FREE?!? where can I sign up?