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i stopped drinking booze
i honestly feel better. been just shy of a month.
it was creating havoc with my system, according to some blood work numbers. i didnt drink a lot. maybe 2 beers (hearty 16oz beers) after work on a Wednesday. and 1- on occasion while i am cooking. not a lot. glass of wine with dinner sometimes. i do feel better. i sleep better, and other "biological events" are better. i will still go to happy hour to discuss work things with coworkers, but ill drink something else. this will be the biggest challenge i think. any non-alcholic beers out there that come remotely close? i cook with Odouls, but drinking an amber and thinking it is good, is a reach. a long reach. |
I am surprised you see a difference (other than immediately afterwar drinking). That is not a lot of alcohol. Maybe it is the heroin you were using with the alcohol that was causing your problems?
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Non alcoholic beers are a perfect waste of money because they are not cheap. If you don't drink alcohol, drink something cheap like water, ice tea or lemonade.
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^^^^^ Some of the truest words ever spoken.
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wife corrected me.
i had a glass of Rye Whiskey NYE. |
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Maybe you had an allergy to some ingredient in what you were drinking, because 2 beers shouldn't affect you like that. |
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i think that is me. in my mind, i drink less i bet. who knows. i'll see how this plays out. i might be drinking more because i seem to have cash in my wallet at all times now. |
Amstel Light (Dutch) is a very low alcohol beer. And beer drinking friends tell me it's excellent.
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I was carded for buying O'Doul's beer this last summer.
I asked...wtf? They said it's the law. |
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CONGRATS on the choice to live healthier! It is possible to not drink. I haven't had a drop of alcohol since Spring 1982. If you really want to avoid falling back into old ways, please be careful. I have found that for most people, the temptation is too great when they hang around others drinking (especially when it is a ritual thing like going to happy hour after work on Friday...). I can't say what works for you but I know the odds are stacked against you. |
Drinking makes me feel like crap afterwards too. I am pretty sure it is all the sugar as I drink margaritas that are pretty weak. I only use a fraction of the alcohol that is called for but drink a pitcher full and it is very sweet (but tart). It is the pretty much the only thing I eat/drink with raw sugar/fructose (I do use a lot of Splenda) ...and my body just does not like it. The rare waffles or pancakes do not seem to go over very well either.
Fortunately, I have never liked the taste of beer. It seems to me that one beer = one sandwich. I would be huge. |
I rye on NYE? I killed half a bottle.
3 drinks a week? You never started drinking. Good for you and all. To be honest, you are not a drinker. Like Flint, I having a hard time believing it was affecting you. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...f418f26ff7.jpg Sent from my SM-G781U using Tapatalk |
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I don't have a drinking problem. I drink, I get drunk, I fall down, No problem. Each person makes their own choices. |
Is there a chance that you have an alcohol intolerance?
There are some low alcohol beers that taste pretty decent, I have tried one from Heineken and it was ok. |
I used to work with a guy (in our 20s) that drank a six pack for lunch every day...and always seemed sober. Was thin as a rail. I guess he did not eat much (that was his lunch). He also drove back to work afterwards.
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I don't get why anyone would drink NA beer. What's the point? so unsatisfying. Like having sex wearing a Jimmy hat
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The non alcohol beers were a good drink when out somewhere and riding a motorcycle, I really do not drink pop, and life expectancy goes down very quickly when drinking and riding.
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