Drinking Problem
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Drinking Problem
The rise in U.S. alcohol-induced deaths is sobering.
Because I usually look at drug-/alcohol-induced death data together, I had missed how high the alcohol deaths have been.
The U.S. saw a 25% increase in 2020 vs. 2019, with another 13% increase in 2021.
Roughly 25%-30% of the drug/alcohol death increase in the past two years has been from alcohol-induced deaths.
interestingly, a friend of mine who was clean since 1985 took the jab then couldn't resist the urge to have a drink. Unfortunately for him one drink led to a few weeks of binging and death. I had known a few others who suspiciously developed relapses after jabs. I suspect the urge might be related to actions on the platelets linkages to opioid/dopamine receptors. I had tried to dig into this some but its such a niche avenue that not much can be said about it or those reporting relapses after jabs. even those noticing the relapse after a jab likely dont understand the connection. more likely too is that relapses is meant often with 'shame'.. 'moral failure' etc... so little interest in noting the relapse only until its problematic and way after the point of even remembering what sparked it or when it came about. I suspect similar with other addictions.
This Plandemic killed people more by side effects of lockdowns and decreased social and physical contact (ie. Hugs) with loved ones and friends more than any virus. You just showed the evidence. I think that adults die for lack of simple physical closeness and touch. We don’t realize the importance of affection towards each other and how it nourishes, and strengthens us.