You’ve probably heard the saying, “a drunk mind speaks a sober heart,” but is there a scientific explanation that truly supports this?
In this week’s reader question, Annie dives into the ways alcohol affects the frontal lobe of the brain. Find out if lost inhibitions are congruent with who we truly are and want to be in the world.
The Alcohol Experiment book is released in the expanded edition. What does expanded edition mean? It means that every single day throughout the book there are deep reflective journal entries that have been added with space to write which is so cool and so exciting. So you really make it your own. And, the reason I did this is because I truly believe that the deepest wisdom you will access throughout the 30 days of The Alcohol Experiment comes from within you. You know more about what’s best for you than anybody else in the entire world. And I know sometimes that can be hard to believe but when you really access your own wisdom it is so profound. So you can pick up your own copy at alcoholexperimentbook.com and check it out. It’s really powerful.
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It can seem like our true selves are somewhere beneath anxious and fearful emotions so if alcohol helps remove those thoughts are we getting a glimpse of our true selves after a few drinks? Check out the highlights:
Listen to the entire podcast to find out why lost inhibitions are exchanged for losing much more.
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