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Good for your.

There are several mild to severe side effects associated with alcohol detox including psychological and physical effects. One such side effect is alcohol withdrawal itching.

https://bedrockrecoverycenter.com/alcohol/withdrawal/side-effects/itching/

Ignore that article suggesting medical treatment, you can bear through it without pharmakikes.

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Pound it

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This has been happening to me as well. Same exact situation. Apparently it's eczema but it doesn't seem that way.

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I never had the itches, but my stomach was royally fucked up from not drinking. I didn’t discuss it with a doctor or anything, I kind of figured it out on my own.

The conclusion I came to was that consistent drinking had caused the organisms in my gut (the gut microbes/flora) to be a certain way or at a certain proportion.

I got some probiotics and within a day that shit started fixing itself. In two days all was normal. This was after a week or two of fuckery in my gut after stopping cold turkey.

The other thing I noticed was that random pains throughout my body went away. Before I stopped drinking, I thought the pains were just me getting old. Nope. It was the drinking.

I stopped completely for probably nine months. Now I drink a little every now and then, but nothing like I used to. I don’t have any of the same problems I used to have when I was drinking 6+ beers almost every day.

I don’t know what to tell you as it pertains to staying on the wagon. You have to want to do it.

In my case, my life had fallen apart and I blamed at least an amount of it on alcohol. So I had my reasons for stopping. It wasn’t like I had to really try and fight some urge to drink. I literally didn’t want to at all. I’m glad because had I kept drinking, I would have probably just increased my intake and made my life that much worse. I really don’t believe I would have lived through it all if I had tried to keep drinking during that time. I barely lived through it as it was. Using alcohol to cope would have just made it worse.

The downside is that it took a lot of bad shit happening for me to take that attitude. But that’s what it takes for some people I guess.

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This is the way

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Well my point is that the best way is being able to determine that you should stop before you incur heavy consequences which then force you to either stop or die.

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Take magnesium supplements as well

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Itchy + poal use = crabs

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Or candida

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The hell is that?

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An organism that lives off sugar in your body. Drink a lot of alcohol and feed it shit tons of sugar it thrives, stop giving it sugar, and it can cause inflammation, rashes, itchiness, discomfort

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Alcohol lowers white blood cell count, and has a shit ton of sugars making the perfect conditions for it

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All's I see is a Greek name

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I dunno about all that other shit people are saying but I do know that zinc isn't bad for you. I take Zicam Cold Remedy Zinc Medicated Fruit Drops, Manuka Honey. Delicious and it's a rare occasion that I ever get sick. It's good for your immune system.

They make a Manuka honey with lemon too if you like that sort of thing, I prefer the regular honey one.

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A zinc deficiency is very easy to determine as found below quite a ways down the page:

https://radiantlifecatalog.com/zinc-assay/

Basically hold this stuff in your mouth if it tastes nasty you have an optimal amount of zinc, if it tastes like water you are deficient.

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It's liver damage that is making your skin itch. Your liver has probably been fucked by your drinking.

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Possibly. Not like I have legions though

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So you’ve been scanned and all for lesions/cirrhosis? You might not have lesions, but your liver enzymes are probably out of whack..or where out of whack. Did they check those out?

The good news about the liver is that it can heal itself and return to normal as long as you don’t get to a certain point. If you get scarring, that shit won’t heal but you can stop more of your liver from scarring by laying off the booze. But once it gets to a certain point, you have a life and death issue on your hands.

One of my best friends died about 4 years ago. He was only like 37 or 38 and his liver was shot to hell. Booze killed him. It was an agonizing death and I wouldn’t wish it on anyone.

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No scan. My dad had to quit. He's lucky to be alive. Liver repaired. I'm soon to be 35

Yeah this is a real possibility. Of course it could be something as simple as the air is dry and you can simply put lotion on your skin, drink water to keep your skin hydrated. OTOH, if it is caused from liver disease you need to see a doc that can evaluate the health of your liver.

Keep up the good work and achieving sobriety.

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You take zinc for RNA viruses, not as a vitamin. It's bad for you.

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Say what? no it's not. Zinc is great for your immune system in general.

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You don't take zinc everyday unless in tiny amounts, and that's unnecessary because it's in your food.

No fucking way taking a 50 mg pill every day is a good idea. Look into zinc toxicity.

Zinc stops RNA viruses from replicating in cells when taken with a Zinc ionophore. The reason to take zinc is to kill a cold of the flu fast. It's not a daily vitamin.

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This^

Too much zinc is bad.

Some vitamins you can take a shit ton of, like vitamin C.

Some you have to be careful about, zinc is one of them.

Vit D is another one that you can’t just take a shit ton of for long periods of time.

But the safe limits for zinc are much lower than that of vitamins like c and d.

If you overdose on zinc, one thing that can happen is that you lose your sense of taste and smell permanently.

Taking a zinc supplement isn’t a bad thing, just stay within safe limits.

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Withdraws bruh Had them for awhile when I quit drinking still do

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I feel fine without it. Just itchy. Can cause zinc deficiency, which would cause itching

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I ain't got no deficiency beyond the chemical all men in my family are missing that alcohol has so were become pure drunkseveryone but my brother he's never had urges to drink like me my dad and uncles and grandfather's. We have dangerous thirst for all alcohol

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It's winter. You have dry skin. Stop being a pussy.

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Definitely think it's alcohol related

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Aren't you that jew on here?

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Can't remember the chemical but they did a study on it and were just thirsty men for the chemical but it wasn't a short word like zinc

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2lootboot talking candida. How long you quit?

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