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Sorry folks, you cannot ‘unaddict’ easily, addictions are both physical and psychological, ( just look at how people on nicotene replacement still feel the urge to smoke ). Anyone who claims you can “become addiction free without suffering the unpleasant withdrawal symptoms” is lying. If supplements were the answer every addiction clinic in the world would be using them. Just hoping to save someone some money here.
i wonder what your problem is @holfordwrong all statements are supported with research…..it looks like you have some issues. Can you share to why you are so obsessed?
@opusde I think you mean “you’re” and “individual”. You also need a space between “,” and “you”.
Enjoy wasting lots of money on supplements you don’t need. Have a good life.
@holfordwrong your a sad indivual,you have the IQ LEVEL OF A CRISP.
Why isn’t this guy in prison for fraud?
@MrTACOCHIP sorry i think you misunderstood me. i was completely agreeing with you that caffeine does not replace dopamine in the brain. i was just explaining how caffeine works to give the boost in wakefulness that we are familiar with. obviously the effects of one cup of coffee are not very large, and a much greater dose will then induce some of the effects that anyone who has had such a large amount has experienced, ie slight tremors etc.. everything that holford is saying is complete rubbish
@holfordwrong yup, it sure does, I drink caffeine myself, and I’m am aware of its physiological effects. However, there is a big difference between antagonising the A1 receptor and replacing dopamine in the brain as Patrick Holford claims. Also, I train quite often after drinking coffee, with a marginal increase in motor functions, so perhaps you are referring to caffeine in excessive amounts?
@MrTACOCHIP for anyone interested, among its many other effects caffeine antagonises the A1 receptor. As this is involved in inducing sleep and reducing motor functions and anxiety, caffeine can make you feel awake and alert.
@opusde Some corrections for you – “their”, “argumentative”, also odd use of a comma after holford.
A peer-reviewed biochemistry textbook written by someone with a qualification in the field of biochemistry in an accredited institute. I am not one of those people, but I can tell you that caffeine does not “replace” dopamine in the brain. I’m interested in nutrition from a sports and a psychological viewpoint, and these statements by Holford are total bullshit.
@capricious71 dont worry about that guy, hes been smearing a bunch bover all holfords vids LOL
@holfordwrong
A biochemistry book written by whom, exactly?
What’s your problem with alternative ideas?
What do you have to lose?
I’d rather find out for myself than rely on someone who just says something can’t be done.
I don’t like you.
@capricious71
buy a biochemistry textbook
read it
realise you are wrong
@holfordwrong Wow – to call yourself “holfordwrong”, to actually go to that trouble means he really upsets you.
All he’s doing is suggesting NATURAL foods and supplements.
You don’t seem very open to alternative ideas. Maybe you would like us to be slaves to the pharmaceutical companies.
Would you?
Oh shut up! exp. (occasional alcoholic)
Tosser , you have never tasted alcohol !
I need a drink after him !
orange juice bitch!!!!
Everyone is looking for the easier, softer way to avoid personal effort …
Give me the miracle please!!!!!
I’m sure this video helps the physical addiction ….
What about the mental obsession?
The next step is to get on the road to stay stopped through permantly changing the thinking process …
That’s part of what 12 step programs do …
Even if this guy has no qualifications, if he’s talking the truth, he’s talking the truth. And he does state that he’s been working with doctors.
this guy is so far ahead of his time its a shame because his knowledge isnt fully recognized
Read Ben Goldacre’s “Bad Science.”
I would invite @opusde to define “working”
would you like to be treated by a doctor with no medical training?
he’s in effect dispensing health advice and playing down certain treatments (something you would expect a doctor to do) without any qualifications or, crucially, any knowledge of what he is discussing.
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Sorry folks, you cannot ‘unaddict’ easily, addictions are both physical and psychological, ( just look at how people on nicotene replacement still feel the urge to smoke ). Anyone who claims you can “become addiction free without suffering the unpleasant withdrawal symptoms” is lying. If supplements were the answer every addiction clinic in the world would be using them. Just hoping to save someone some money here.
i wonder what your problem is @holfordwrong all statements are supported with research…..it looks like you have some issues. Can you share to why you are so obsessed?
@opusde I think you mean “you’re” and “individual”. You also need a space between “,” and “you”.
Enjoy wasting lots of money on supplements you don’t need. Have a good life.
@holfordwrong your a sad indivual,you have the IQ LEVEL OF A CRISP.
Why isn’t this guy in prison for fraud?
@MrTACOCHIP sorry i think you misunderstood me. i was completely agreeing with you that caffeine does not replace dopamine in the brain. i was just explaining how caffeine works to give the boost in wakefulness that we are familiar with. obviously the effects of one cup of coffee are not very large, and a much greater dose will then induce some of the effects that anyone who has had such a large amount has experienced, ie slight tremors etc.. everything that holford is saying is complete rubbish
@holfordwrong yup, it sure does, I drink caffeine myself, and I’m am aware of its physiological effects. However, there is a big difference between antagonising the A1 receptor and replacing dopamine in the brain as Patrick Holford claims. Also, I train quite often after drinking coffee, with a marginal increase in motor functions, so perhaps you are referring to caffeine in excessive amounts?
@MrTACOCHIP for anyone interested, among its many other effects caffeine antagonises the A1 receptor. As this is involved in inducing sleep and reducing motor functions and anxiety, caffeine can make you feel awake and alert.
@opusde Some corrections for you – “their”, “argumentative”, also odd use of a comma after holford.
A peer-reviewed biochemistry textbook written by someone with a qualification in the field of biochemistry in an accredited institute. I am not one of those people, but I can tell you that caffeine does not “replace” dopamine in the brain. I’m interested in nutrition from a sports and a psychological viewpoint, and these statements by Holford are total bullshit.
@capricious71 dont worry about that guy, hes been smearing a bunch bover all holfords vids LOL
@holfordwrong
A biochemistry book written by whom, exactly?
What’s your problem with alternative ideas?
What do you have to lose?
I’d rather find out for myself than rely on someone who just says something can’t be done.
I don’t like you.
@capricious71
buy a biochemistry textbook
read it
realise you are wrong
@holfordwrong Wow – to call yourself “holfordwrong”, to actually go to that trouble means he really upsets you.
All he’s doing is suggesting NATURAL foods and supplements.
You don’t seem very open to alternative ideas. Maybe you would like us to be slaves to the pharmaceutical companies.
Would you?
Oh shut up! exp. (occasional alcoholic)
Tosser , you have never tasted alcohol !
I need a drink after him !
orange juice bitch!!!!
Everyone is looking for the easier, softer way to avoid personal effort …
Give me the miracle please!!!!!
I’m sure this video helps the physical addiction ….
What about the mental obsession?
The next step is to get on the road to stay stopped through permantly changing the thinking process …
That’s part of what 12 step programs do …
Even if this guy has no qualifications, if he’s talking the truth, he’s talking the truth. And he does state that he’s been working with doctors.
this guy is so far ahead of his time its a shame because his knowledge isnt fully recognized
Read Ben Goldacre’s “Bad Science.”
I would invite @opusde to define “working”
would you like to be treated by a doctor with no medical training?
he’s in effect dispensing health advice and playing down certain treatments (something you would expect a doctor to do) without any qualifications or, crucially, any knowledge of what he is discussing.