I'm going to talk about the biggest thing that is missing when you're trying to recover

from an addiction.

Now, if you're recovering from alcohol, for example, you have to realize that in your

body, alcohol acts as a carbohydrate.

Even though it's alcohol itself is not a carbohydrate, now they put carbohydrates in

it, like beer, wine, things like that, mixed drinks.

But pure alcohol ethanol is not a carbohydrate, which means you'll have the fluctuations of

blood sugar issues, because your body is constantly trying to get rid of it.

It considers it a toxin, so it's pulling it out as a priority, and there's a lot of

liver issues and things like that.

So the symptoms from that alone, from the blood sugar highs and lows, are going to be

anxiety, fatigue, moodiness, definitely craving, dizzy, and confusion.

So if you're at a program like alcohol anonymous, for example, you're going to replace the

alcohol for carbohydrates, because donuts, sugar in the coffee, cookies, candy, load

you up with carbohydrates.

So you never really get rid of this blood sugar problem.

Realize what we're dealing with is a major chemical imbalance.

Whether it's drugs or alcohol, those things are pulling nutrients out of your tissues.

And what I mean by chemical imbalance is a nutrient imbalance, nutrient deficiencies

big time.

And there's a condition behind this blood sugar fluctuation called insulin resistance.

And when you have insulin resistance, you have difficulty absorbing nutrients in the

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