Scott Stevens and I discusse the Significant question:

My guest, Scott Stevens, is an internationally known award-winning journalist who speaks on the problems of alcohol addiction and how it relates to opioids.

We continue in part 7, the final episode, of this series which is using Ben Franklin's T chart to help our listener determine whether or not he or she wants to drink alcohol.

Today we discuss the value of alcohol as a sleep aid, whether or not drinking a moderate amount of alcohol is heart-healthy, how many years drinking even a mild amount of alcohol will take off your life span, the eight types of cancer that drinking alcohol causes, how alcohol's metabolite acetaldehyde is so toxic to your body, how alcohol raids vitamins from your body, why alcohol is year after year lowering US life expectancy figures, one way out the opioid crisis, the significant ripple effect of second-hand drinking, the ability of alcohol to relieve stress and suffering, and the absolute tragedy of not being warned about the danger of alcohol you choose to have your first drink. 

This concludes our seven-part series on whether or not we want to drink alcohol. How did you answer the question? Scott Stevens and I will keep you informed about how to get the upcoming e-book, "Look What Drug the Cat In.

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Dr. Michael McGee,discusses addiction treatment

I am giving you a different perspective on addiction treatment today in this interview with Dr. Michael McGee, a board-certified psychiatrist.

We come from two different places with respect to treatment and so I am sure you will enjoy this friendly debate.

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Ted Baxter discusses Ishemic Stroke. 26 min. SYM#911

This is a memoir of a 41-year-old successful businessman who was suddenly struck down by a massive ischemic stroke. We discuss seven keys to recovering from a significant life-threatening stroke event. Ted talks about how his mission in life developed only after his illness.

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Scott Stevens discusses: Look What Dragged the Cat In, part six

My guest, Scott Stevens, is an internationally known award-winning journalist who speaks on the problems of alcohol addiction and how it relates to opioids.

We continue in part 6 of this series which is using Ben Franklin's T chart to help our listener determine whether or not he or she wants to drink alcohol.

Today we discuss the relationship of alcohol to liver failure, community-acquired pneumonia, dermatological diseases, looking older before your time, eye dysfunction, and erectile dysfunction.

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Leon Walker, Jr. discusses growing up in the inner-city and low self-esteem

Leon Walker, Junior tells his story about how he refused to let his childhood traumas define his future. That is a story of hope, encouragement, and inspiration.

The National Institute on drug abuse estimates that 25% of American kids grow up in households where substance abuse is present. In homes where one or more adults abuse alcohol or drugs, the children are approximately twice as likely to develop addictive disorders due to low self-esteem.

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Rod Handley discusses character, integrity, and personal accountability

Our program today discusses various aspects of personal character, integrity, and accountability. We also discuss sexual addictions.

go to Rod Hanley's website www.characterthatcounts.org and pick up a free gift. Ron's book is also available on Amazon.com

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Stack Your Own Deck Episode 4

Today we are going to discuss the M E S S Cleanse and we are very excited to share the life-altering program!

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Scott Stevens discusses: Look What Dragged the Cat In, Part 5

My guest, Scott Stevens, is an internationally known award-winning journalist who speaks on the problems of alcohol addiction and how it relates to opioids.

We continue in part 5 of this series which is using Ben Franklin's T chart to help our listener determine whether or not he or she wants to drink alcohol.

Today we discuss the relationship of alcohol to reducing the effectiveness when taken with other medications or rendering them in some cases useless. binge drinking, the damage it does to both your liver and kidneys, its effect on blood pressure, the relationship to alcohol use and stroke, the relationship of alcohol and depression, the relationship between drinking and suicide, and how alcohol compromises the immune system.

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