Link to AA no the No S page
Posted: Thu Jun 29, 2006 4:21 pm
Greetings. I have been shown this web site by a friend of mine (Niels, who uses the shovelglove) and I think what Reinhard is doing is actually very profound.
I am embarking on the No S Habit (I refuse to call it a diet- it simply has no relation to diets) today. However, reading the No S page, I saw there was a link to the AA. Now, I know this is a bit off-topic, and if it is please move it elsewhere, but Reinhard should know that AA is a cult designed to make people addicted to AA... nothing more. They have been proven scientifically to be no better than no treatment at all.
Here is a site on this topic:
http://www.orange-papers.org/menu1.html
Please understand that I don't want to argue this topic but I just want Reinhard to know that all AA does is try to destroy your free will. He of all people should know that it's not the way to go at all. The way to self-control is to improve your willpower, not to destroy it.
Here is my suggestion for a better link:
http://www.rational.org/
Rational Recovery programs are not based on meetings or 12 steps addiction. They are based on self-recovery- building your willpower.
And no, I have not experienced alcoholism at all, I just have some interest in the topic. I just don't want people who follow Reinhard's excellent suggestions to think that AA fits within his perspective, because it really doesn't. It is exactly like a diet.
I am embarking on the No S Habit (I refuse to call it a diet- it simply has no relation to diets) today. However, reading the No S page, I saw there was a link to the AA. Now, I know this is a bit off-topic, and if it is please move it elsewhere, but Reinhard should know that AA is a cult designed to make people addicted to AA... nothing more. They have been proven scientifically to be no better than no treatment at all.
Here is a site on this topic:
http://www.orange-papers.org/menu1.html
Please understand that I don't want to argue this topic but I just want Reinhard to know that all AA does is try to destroy your free will. He of all people should know that it's not the way to go at all. The way to self-control is to improve your willpower, not to destroy it.
Here is my suggestion for a better link:
http://www.rational.org/
Rational Recovery programs are not based on meetings or 12 steps addiction. They are based on self-recovery- building your willpower.
And no, I have not experienced alcoholism at all, I just have some interest in the topic. I just don't want people who follow Reinhard's excellent suggestions to think that AA fits within his perspective, because it really doesn't. It is exactly like a diet.