Diet Cure For Alcoholism
Alcohol Addiction: Diet cure for alcoholism, vertigo, tremors, bi-polar disorder, mood swings, and hypoglycemia.
Dictionary definitions:
Alcohol: 1. One of the products of distillation of fermented grains, fruit, juices and starches. The two principle forms are ethyl and methyl alcohol. 2. The intoxicating principle of wines and liquors, ehtyl alcohol.
Fermentation: 1. Chem. THe gradual decomposition of organic compounds indeuced by the action of various ferments; specifically the conversion of glucose into ethyl alcohol through the action of zymase.
Glucose: Obtained by the hydrolisis of startch and other carbohydrates.
Zymase: An enzyme obtained principally from yeast, that incduces fermentation by breaking down glucose and related carbohydrates into alcohol and carbon dioxide.
Zyme: a disease germ or virus supposed to be the specific cause of zymotic disease. A bacterial organism that produces enzymes or fermentation. A substance that developes into an enzyme when suitably activated as in the stomach or pancreas.
Conclusion:
Alcoholics are defined as people who can't stop drinking if they have one drink. If disease or heredity cause too much much alcohol
to be made in our stomach, we become "drunk" on certain foods, then unable to resist drinking alcohol. Alcoholism and vertigo can be
controlled by avoiding grains, starches, fruits, sugars, and yeast. All types of alcohol help keep arteries clear by reducing the
stickyness of blood platelets- tiny blood cells taht can cling to the fatty deposits in the arteries and promote clogging. Coffee has
the same benefit. To reduce stickyness of blood platelets, avoid eating manufactured oils. People have been eating animal fat for
thousands of years, but only recently started eating manufactured oils, which are made from non-edible substances on the same
assembly line as varnish. American cheese is only one molecule different from plastic. Cholesterol is also an alcohol and coffee has
cholesterol in it! And soda is made with the same fermentation process as champagne, and is a "light" form of alcohol. So, alcoholics
who struggle with cravings may still be slightly addicted to alcohol, and feel the need to go to AA meetings for many years after
quitting alcohol drinks. Alcohol is addictive in any form.