Dryathlon? No Thanks.
 

I have heard, but I don't know for certain, that people 'giving' up as a test, are often more likely to be alcoholic than people that just drink because they like it and know when to stop.

I suspect it's a body thing.

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I can understand the reasoning behind it, but it doesn't necessarily follow because people who are testing themselves probably already tell themselves they can give up if they wanted.

I didn't miss it, didn't feel any different or get any apparent health benefits, I just saved a bit of money for four weeks.

My test for "alcoholism" is if I start drinking Baileys or cider or any of the other drinks that make my stomach heave. ;)

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so whos doing it .. the dryathlon I mean .....

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I am on my sixth or seventh week without.

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Wait well yeh get to a few years,like me, it gets worse.:D

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Migraines and currently depression.. Alcohol is a no-no