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If you are an avid reader of all Quit Lit and looking for a radically different recovery approach, then this fascinating book is for You! In our day, the media bears the strongest influence on mass consciousness, convincing people that it mirrors reality when it deliberately shapes public opinion. This extends beyond politics to anything that generates profit for those who influence it through advertising budgets, lobby groups, political, and other means. While effectively managing the alcohol industry's reputational risk by blaming the individual and presenting dependence on a highly addictive substance as a character flaw, the Theory of Moderate Drinking keeps adults drinking and drives children to the trough. It protects the fabulous profits of the industry and reinforces the alcohol mythology. The sayings all good things are good in moderation and all harmful things are harmful from the first drop speak volumes. This book is divided into two parts: The first, Alcohol and Society, deals with the macro scale. It provides an overview of the problem, touching on the history and including the role of the state and the alcohol industry, religion, and more. The second, Understanding Alcoholism, deals with the micro scale. It sheds light on why people drink and how they become addicted. It discusses codependent family relationships and how to correct this dysfunctional dynamic. It also offers insight into some of the deeper psychospiritual issues that lead to addiction. Finally, it provides actionable information on how to break free.

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