When I go to the Doctor's I lie when they ask how many glasses a week I drink. I feel like crap due to the 2/3 bottle of wine I drink 4 or 5 times a week. Three weeks later, just as the book said, I thought to myself 'I am free from smoking.' And I have never had a cigarette since or wanted one. I remember it being a bit hard when taking a break at work - work friends smoked and I didn't. I read the book again and I did the ceremony of my last cigarette and I got rid of all the tobacco and ashtrays etc. I read the book and stopped halfway through the book as I still wasn't 100% sure I wanted to give up. When I picked up the book I felt like crap due to smoking but I was addicted and didn't want to give up. No-one else in the world offers that.Around 2005 I read Allen Carr's Easy Way to Stop Smoking. What is more there is nothing to lose because if you book a seminar we offer a full money-back guarantee. The Allen Carr method has helped over 30 million people worldwide and have an over 90% success rate based on our 3 month money-back guarantee Instead the seminar answers the question, “What’s so great about being a drinker?” Understanding that is the key to being set free. The Allen Carr method doesn’t focus on the downsides of drinking – you know all about those already. These are the fears that keep them hooked. In addition to that fear, they also fear the downsides of drinking the health worries, the stigma, the cost, the slavery and although they work hard not to think about them, these fears remain like a huge dark cloud at the back of a their mind.
For this reason they fear that even if they do succeed in stopping they will be miserable and feel deprived for the rest of their lives. What is it that keeps you hooked?ĭrinkers believe that they get some sort of genuine pleasure or benefit from drinking. That it helps them enjoy life, handle stress, relax, and socialise. Your friends, colleagues, and family will be amazed how easily you’ll cope with life as a happy non-drinker and you won’t feel like you’re missing out on anything once you quit drinking. We know that’s hard to believe – but take our word for it – whether you’re surrounded by drinkers – you’ll be a happy non-drinker and won’t be tempted to drink.Įven better – you won’t turn into one of those awful “reformed drinkers” – someone who quits drinking and subsequently hassles and harangues their drinking friends. This means you are free to socialise with drinkers even while they drink and not feel the desire to join them.
When you leave a seminar you are free from the tricks that alcohol plays on the brain and you will not want to drink again. Written by: John Dicey & Sue Bolshaw | Last updated / reviewed: 03 June 2021Ībsolutely but only with the right method. Can I quit drinking but socialise, enjoy life and go to the pub with my friends after I stop?
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