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Go see a specialist before you're poked. Are you overweight, perhaps? Your liver can become equally dysfunctional regardless of the angle of attack: fat, booze or gear.
This really isn't the right forum to ask for advice about your problem with booze. If if affects you negatively, quit.
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I stopped drinking for over a year now. And when I do have the odd few drinks I feel so terrible for days afterwards. Its ur body showing u how bad alcohol actually is. We all so used to consuming it that we build a resistance. But go without for a while and it hits u like a mutha fuka! So ja I stay clear. Maybe a glass of dry red once every couple of months.
P.s. I also quit smoking 3 weeks ago and I'm feeling GREAT! ;P
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mike80 wrote: Nope, very far from over weight. I have a healthy lifestyle, I just enjoy having a drink with friends now and then. Thanks for all the feedback guys.
Bud you said earlier that you use to consume a fair amount of alcohol and not you feel your body cant process it. You are asking for help to get your liver to process the alcohol like it usedd to in other words so you can sonsume more alcohol again.
Far from a healthy lifestyle like you said above. Your body will turn on you soon acc to those symptoms. Funny thing is when you quit that lifestyle a few "friends" will also fade with it
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mike80 wrote: No I said I used to drink until a year ago. Now, when I have a drink or 2 I feel like death the next day. I don't see why I need to stop drinking when its only 1 or 2 drinks on a friday evening, that's not even unhealthy. I did not say I want to "fix" my liver so that I can go out and get fuckt every night. I would just like to enjoy a couple(2) drinks with friends over a weekend and not feel so shit the next day.
As much as u wanna, ur body doesn't want to. I'd just stop!
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Are those drinks really worth you health? Like someone else mentioned, you might loose a couple of so called friends when you stop drinking, but I say let them "keep walking" with Johnnie Walker. What you need is friends in the gym, not the club or bar. I'm sure 99% of people here will disagree with me, but I do not support any form of recreational alcohol consumption. Too many lives have been fucked by those rotten starch drinks.
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Just my 2c anyways.
dont count the days, make every day count
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I must say that I walked out that nite and we haven't been friends since. We greet each other and that's it. They stopped drinking too now, 8years later. Their health demanded it.
Moral of the story is, if u need alcohol to strengthen a friendship then its not really a friendship. I'm my opinion. I'm better off without those guys. Coz if they can drop a mate for something as silly and meaningles as that what would they do when things really get tough.
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If your friends treated you like that there is no reason anyone elses are the same. I enjoy the occassional drink, but if i decide not to drink its all the same. My mates still drink heavily, but that doesnt mean they are less my friends than when i drank heavily too. I relapse every now and then and have a heavy night, but it just reminds me why i stopped... My body cant handle it anymore, and to be frank i just embarrass myself.
The friends of mine that drink still do things together with me that dont involve drink. I can go out with them and not drink if i like, and we can do stuff during the day together where there is no drinking, no problem.
I think its each and everyones personal choice, and as long as it is not abused i dont have a problem with it. The body definately loses its tolerance for alcohol over time, just like any drug
Um, but im scared of needles...
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dont count the days, make every day count
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This ^johnnyBgood wrote: Don't know if its just me but nowhere was it mentioned that he wants 2 get plastered, booze makes people do dumb things but I don't see myself stopping having 2 beers or so when the rugbys on or when playing poker with my buds..
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1. keep on doing it and dont complain about feeling kak the next day
2. stop drinking
if its not ask your doc what you can take, try same by solal, as suggested by a couple of guys already.
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