Alcohol Cleanse Vs Quitting Alcohol Completely

by SusanANSYupdated on February 7, 2022January 31, 2022

Are you on the fence about quitting drinking cold turkey, or fancy doing an alcohol cleanse? Both work. But it depends on what you’re trying to achieve. New Year’s Resolutions have either been kept, or broken, and now it’s “decision time.”

It’s pretty obvious that “going cold turkey” means you’re serious — that you’ve had enough of drinking the damn poison.

On the other hand, maybe you’re pondering “a cleanse” for the body and mind. Maybe you’re not ready to totally give up drinking because you still associate good times with “having a few.” Maybe you’re one of the lucky ones that can handle booze. If this is you, then going the route of an alcohol cleanse looks good to me!

66-Day Alcohol Cleanse

In order to do a cleanse, you can sign up at an expensive clinic, and/or get your insurance involved. Or you can keep it private by reading our totally affordable, won’t-break-the-bank eBook called “Life’s Better Sober” for instance.

The most oft-asked question is, “Why 66 days?” Science has revealed that the old “takes a month to make or break a habit” is more readily achieved in 66 days. It’s the median average of a more realistic 45 days to 87 days.

Choices Become Habits

Everything’s a choice and a new enlightened choice becomes a habit. That’s why it’s important to recognize when you’re veering from a habit — into a dark hole of blackouts — from drinking too much. Not to mention the risk of alcohol poisoning.

I’m hoping that if you choose the “cleanse” route, that, by the end of 66 days with our eBook, you’ll have had a change of heart. That you’ll decide to completely lay off alcohol. Why ruin the goodness of a cleanse by going back to drinking?

When you’re ready to quit completely or do a cleanse, read our eBook. If someone shared this post with you, visit A New Sober You and learn more about making better choices.

Hope to see you soon. Until then, keep on making good choices.