Quitting
Quitting Smoking
Quitting Drinking (alcohol)
Quitting Caffeine
Quitting sugar products
Quitting fat products
Quitting recreational drugs
Quitting medication drugs
Quitting sex
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All these behaviours stem from a similar source, namely and addiction to a
drug. We classify human hormones, even though they may be naturally secreted, as drugs when driven to excess by
daily behaviours. One might argue that one cannot get optimal health without dealing with all of the behaviours
listed especially if they were daily habit forming behaviours. Recreational drugs, medication drugs, and sex highs
that are required excessively, should be handled by health care professionals specially trained in the needs of
that issue.
The other behaviours are often tackled by people on their own with varying
levels of success. It may be argued that alcohol should also be dealt with by health care professionals specially
trained in addictive behaviours and we would hold to that opinion. Nevertheless, many people attempt behaviour
modification on their own with alcohol.
The foods, and smoking addictive behaviours, are often addressed by people
attempting cessation on their own. It is to this end that we will discuss a particular tactic that you may not have
considered in the past, and may not know about, namely food and the Pain Relief Diet.
Food
Food has some specific peculiarities about it. Every time one eats something the immune system is forced into
motion. It is not well recognised that some foods are not good for many people, but science has described several
nutritional deficiency problems with a genetic basis. A group of Sicilians who cannot eat fava beans
and a group of North American aboriginals who cannot eat maize (corn) are two examples. And then, Celiac
disease is a more well known additional example. Food is a source of a lot of problems for humans and it is
not very well researched. The assumption is made wrongly, that just because a food has been eaten for centuries
then it is a good food. Nothing could be further from the truth.
If you have decided that you are going to begin a quitting routine to eliminate
an unwanted behaviour, then one of our recommendations is for you to look into the Pain Relief Diet as a
source of a clean, wholesome diet that can help your immune system deal with the stress of withdrawal
behaviours.
Key Point to Remember
Withdrawal symptoms from drugs cigarettes etc., are very similar to the effects that bad foods have on physiology.
Headaches, loss of concentration, foggy light headed lack of focus, bowels don't work properly, irritability,
feelings of anxiety or depression, general malaise, just feeling down in the dumps, all are signs of food born
problems as well as addiction symptoms. Freeing up the immune system from food overload, and poison-food attacks,
is the smart way to deal with the regime of addiction withdrawal, no matter what kind of addiction. The Pain Relief
Diet as taught by Dr. Ouellette is a marvellous way to fast track improvement and it helps you weed out symptoms
that you are causing yourself with food.
Dr. Ouellette's standard procedure is to have a client's lifestyle measured
with the Canadian Holistic Online Consultation at www.TheQ.ca then counsel on lifestyle improvements that
accomplish all the Action Plan items in the Report of Findings delivered over the
internet.
We have a special unique approach to quitting that can be used with any other
programs or therapies you like.
Contact Dr. Ouellette today in the Burlington and Hamilton area, Ontario, at
his office web page www.achiropracticplusclinic.com.
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