Craig Beck is a well-regarded family man with two children, a nice home and a successful media career. For 20 years he struggled to control his drinking, all the time refusing to label himself an alcoholic because he didn't believe he met the stereotypical image that the word portrayed. If you must read it, go and watch his YouTube videos and he has a link to his free online seminar - once you watch this, you can then download his book for free.

If you read about Audrey Kishline, the founder of "Moderation Management" you will find out it never worked for her, she killed a father and a child in a drunk driving accident, and eventually killed herself. I find myself irritated when reading the preview of his book when you say that certain pages have not been made available in the preview.Beck's audiobooks are much more convincing than Carr's book and this time I plan to make it permanent.

It continued to devolve from there, as I listened the other aspects of the "cure" and the strong sales pitches at the end for his other (paid) programs. tty and guilty about not advising my wife I resumed my test to see if I could drink and she caught me in a lie.He also suggests the reader purchase a few supplements, which makes perfect sense when you understand why you need them. He suggests a few "new age" techniques which he admits may sound far-fetched to more traditional thinkers (myself included), but I plan to at least give them a try.

To me it deffenetly look like one of those sellfhelp Guru's who prommise a lot, including becomming wealthy and powerfull. Until one day he said enough is enough and broke the cycle of yo-yo dieting that had plagued his life.

I do want to 100% eliminate alcohol from my life the rest of my life though as I know it's the best way to live a healthy life and save money too. But I could feel a significant change within my mind regarding any perceived benefits of taking alcohol, and getting on board with the fact that alcohol is a registered poison presented in a very attractive publicity package to convince people that it enchances any situation. I was looking for information on how to walk away from alcohol, after feeling something not right inside of me, and after many years of problem drinking. The only thing that the first drink does is to turn off the withdrawal symptoms of the previous days drinking.