[ConservativeMind]

Urolithin A is available Over The Counter from Celltrient (a Nestle subsidiary) and from Time Line Nutrition.

[ConservativeMind]

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[fwdude]

I’m convinced that alcohol also exasperates cancer risks. I have too many personal examples to quote.

[jdt1138]

There is not any good that can come from drinking ethanol no matter what anyone tells you. I agree with the other posters here that feeding the body with alcohol helps various cancers develop and grow. It is like feeding lab mice massive amounts of sugar and getting those huge cancer growths.

[golux]

Alcohol is a biocide. Flavored alcohol is a biocide.
It doesn’t “releive” anything, it just deadens.
Deadens senses, deadens the brain and body,
deadens relationships and families.
It’s all a big, transhistorical, well-taxed lie.
I drank enough for a lifetime and I am glad I stopped.
I hope I never drink again and expect I won’t.

[Nifster]

Of course stopping alcohol intake is also helpful

[Oystir]

Celltrient has not been available lately. Not even from Nestle. It may be back by now

[NWFree]

I worked with two women both 35-40:years old and they both already suffered from pancreatitis to the point of missing work from it. One was still drinking a lot (she was fired) the other had stopped but was forever dealing with the damage

[Trailerpark Badass]

Wow, some of the responses....actually most.

[Luke21]

Thirty three years off that poison tomorrow. God is good.

[logi_cal869]

I have a very interesting story to share, but that’s not going to happen. Why? I don’t believe anyone cares, here or elsewhere. It’s the reason I paused my book.

I will finish someday, but even before the physical conclusions I allude to with my ‘story’ I had already written in my book that anyone seeking to regain their health should abandon alcohol. Period.

Thus, when I read the following of one of the paper’s authors,

>>”We have shown that Urolithin A can help improve the effectiveness of treating alcoholic pancreatitis despite continued alcohol intake,” said Dr. Mehra.

all credibility is lost.

[Captain Peter Blood]

WHEN YOU’RE DRINK’N LYRICS DEAN MARTIN

When You’re Drinkin’ Lyrics – based on the song “When You’re Smiling” written in 1889 by Larry Shay, Mark Fisher

Drink to me only, that’s all I ask
And I will drink to you
(Spoken) ‘How long I been on?’

When you’re drinking
When you drinking
The show looks good to you
When you’re drinking, you get stinking
It helps your point of view
But when you’re sober the skies all seem gray
When you’re sober life’s a pain in the-
So keep drinking
That’s what I’m thinking
Cuz’ its what I love to do

[Ten Beers Gone]

In August 2009, I checked myself into a local hospital for a three-day detox. Because of a painful and financially devastating divorce and the recent death of my brother (due to an overdose and long-term substance abuse), I had been self-medicating and was drinking a 30 pack of beer each day. While I was detoxing at the hospital - and this further bolsters my belief that God has always been there for me, even in my darkest hours - I had severe abdominal pain that turned out to be acute pancreatitis. I was transferred from detox to med/surg and spent seven days recuperating. The doc in detox told me point blank that if I continued drinking, I was going to die - soon.

You would think this would have been a wakeup call for me - but no. I sobered up for about two weeks but went back to drinking heavily. I finally sobered up for good in March 2010 but only after two additional stints in rehab.

The scary thing about alcohol addiction for me was that I knew what I was doing was killing me, but I could not stop. I wasn't even that concerned about developing pancreatitis again. It was insanity!

I am always willing to give sobriety advice to people who solicit it, but I will not proselytize. However, it is madness to give people something that enables them to continue to drink even after developing alcoholic pancreatitis. If your drinking causes alcoholic pancreatitis, that is, in the words of one of my many friends from AA, "a postcard from God," and you might want to put down the bottle. I just wish I had done it sooner.

My two cents.