Herbal treatment for alcoholism -- Yes!

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> Are there any herbal remedies for alcoholism or alcohol abuse?

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Salvia Divinorum - Diviners Sage -- is confirmed to be anti-addictive

properties to six drug categories so far: alcohol; opioids;

amphetamines; cocaine; cannabinols; nicotine.

 

http://members.shaw.ca/duncancrow/herbs.html

 

Salvia Divinorum's anti-addictive effect stems from it being a kappa

opioid receptor agonist as opposed to being a mu-opioid receptor

agonist like opium is. Analgesic and also an antidepressive, not by

zoning one out or dicking around with serotonin values but by another

mechanism, it gives a feeling of calm and belonging.

 

In fact, although at decent doses Salvia Divinorum will briefly dump

you in an alternate and completely believable reality, it does this

with no side effects, no detectable euphoria or much in the way of

lingering aftereffects, and it is blatantly non-toxic and non-

addictive. This plus the fact that it produces an very short

introspective, spiritual (some say religious) experience makes it not

at all a recreational substance, and I trust it to be a positive all

around experience.

 

I know at least three people who have, at last contact, reduced their

antidpressive drugs by 2/3 with only occasional use of this herb.

 

Called Herb of Mary the Sheperdess (Yerba Maria de la Pastora) by

Mexican Mazatec natives and once restricted to ceremonial use in the

mountains of Oaxaca, Salvia Divinorum grows well in any non-freezing

temperate rain forest. It's legal; Americans can buy rooted cuttings

in the USA, and similarly Canadians can in Canada; in fact Canadians

can contact me privately for plants.

 

Duncan Crow

duncancrow

 

 

Duncan Crow

wholistic consultant

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