"I am really impressed with your precise analysis and diligence, which show so clearly in your information about alcohol on your website. Now I look forward to reading what you have to say about other topics. I am rather in awe of how much you research about the alcohol addiction. Thank you very much for researching and sharing this valuable information, including your moving and inspiring health journey. You have touched my life in a very uplifting way. Through this Web site you truly have let God bring good out of suffering. May God Bless You, and once again: Thank You!"

J.L.

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"I am an alcoholic who has been helped immeasurably by your site. Since I discovered tips of your site in the net about one year ago, I have experienced a tremendous decrease in alcohol craving and depression, as well as an increase in physical well-being. I am one of those people who have difficulty with AA, in spite of very sincere and earnest efforts over several years, punctuated by relapses and all the dreary hell that goes with them. That is why finding your tips was literally a Godsend for me. As a former engineer, I have always been wary of claims or reported findings, pending my own verification or reproduction of the data. I was therefore skeptical of your claims, but I didn't have anything to lose. I was therefore amazed when I finally realized that the regimen was producing all manner of subtle yet significant positive results."

Bud - Ohio

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"I have never written a letter such as this before, yet the impact that this site had on me, compels me to do so. Please allow me to introduce myself, and tell you a story:

I was born and raised in Southern California to wonderful parents and had a happy childhood. I quit school to raise my son, and became a wife and mother. I had an unfaithful husband. And that is when my drinking started.
We proceeded to drink as a way of life, working in the film industry, getting even with affairs, lies, and disloyalty, until finally after fifteen years, my husband left me. After the divorce, I drank even more heavily to ease the pain and loneliness.

My drinking continued heavily for five years. I was fired from a job because of it. I was forced to take a long, hard look at myself and the shambles that my life had become. That's when I entered therapy.

Three years ago I took a serious emotional dive into the bottle. My depression seemed overwhelming. I knew on a logical level that my drinking exacerbated my problems, yet I continued to drink to escape the pain and loneliness. I truly felt that there was just no hope or solution to this cycle of loss, despair, depression and drinking. That is, until I read the tips given in your site. Funny, how this universe works. The person who informed me about your site, was the man I loved and who had left me. He had been fighting alcohol addiction and knew that I too had a problem. It is one of those miracles, that he would be the one to give me this gift.

Your toolkit guide has made sense. It has made clear, so many issues that I never understood. I have hope and health (mental and physical) for the first time in twenty years. And I thank you for that from the bottom of my heart."

Patty - California

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"There is little doubt that the discovery of your site was no accident. Having been raised by alcoholic parents and now married to an alcoholic, my life has been deeply touched by the disease and the deleterious effects it has on everyone involved.

My husband is currently using your tips and his comments include "Gee! I am energized all day!" And there has been no evidence of drinking. The positive effects that he has experienced have given him greater confidence and hope. (He does complain that he is so full of vitamins that he has little room in his stomach for anything else.

The purpose of this letter is to express my incredible gratitude."

Shelby - Virginia