Alternative Drug Abuse Recovery Program For Overcoming Drug Addictions

Dry-drunk is a term used, often disparagingly, by members of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and by substance abuse counselors to describe the recovering alcoholic who is no longer drinking but who still demonstrates the same alcoholic behaviors and attitudes. Studies have shown that up to 90% of alcoholics are hypoglycemic (low blood sugar).

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Get rid of white sugar, white flour, white rice, and white oils to help keep your blood sugar under control and maintain a biochemical balance within the brain according to Michael Lesser, M.D., a nutritional psychiatrist and author of The Brain Chemistry Plan. He is one of the pioneers in the development of orthomolecular psychiatry and medicine.

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Alcohol addiction is basically a sugar dependency. Hypoglycemia ( low blood sugar) is a factor for about 95 percent of alcoholics, and it may well be a major cause of alcoholism. It is highly recommended that you take a lab test for hypoglycemia to help analyze your condition.

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Kathleen DesMaisons, Ph.D., author of The Sugar Addict’s Total Recovery Program, has a 7 Step plan as an addiction treatment solution. The main focus is on eating “slow” carbs that contain whole grains and a lot of fiber along with protein in 3 regular meals a day.

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Toxic substances such as prescription drugs and street or recreational drugs causes our body to become acidic and out of balance which can lead to disease. Know which foods are best to help offset this condition.

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Sugar addiction also seems to be a common problem with drug and alcohol addicts.

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