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  1. November 2nd, 2016, 11:55 AM #21
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    Sweets, exercise and outdoors activities for me, not necessarily in that order
    First, a man takes a drink, then the drink takes a drink, then the drink takes the man. --Chinese proverb
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    Re: Substituting one addiction for another

    Thought I bump this.


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    Re: Substituting one addiction for another

    what about non alcoholic beer, is that any good?
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    Re: Substituting one addiction for another

    Only you can answer that Kev.

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    Re: Substituting one addiction for another

    Yes, from my practice, I know it's a good method. However, it requires perseverance and perseverance to regularly perform a new action, not to give up until there is a specific need for a new action.
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