What Every Alcoholic Should Know

About the Book

Are you a recovering alcoholic who continues to slip? Do you suffer from unpleasant emotions?

Understanding the why of these problems can help every alcoholic. In the groundbreaking book What Every Alcoholic Should Know, Dr. Cyril Kilb clarifies the scientific relationship between negative thinking and unpleasant emotions that results in psychosomatic illnesses.

An alcoholic is the victim of psychosomatic illness, a physical illness caused by unpleasant emotions that begin in the mind. The seeds of every alcoholic's wrong thinking lurks in his or her subconscious mind, ready to tempt him into another slip. These unpleasant emotions create the compulsion to drink, and the alcoholic craves more and more alcohol once the habit is established. What Every Alcoholic Should Know explains the workings of the alcoholic's mind and shows how to use this information in scientific self-therapy.

Apply these easy-to-understand principles of self-analysis to conquer physical and mental disease and achieve true sobriety, health, and happiness!

About the Author

For many years, Dr. Cyril Kilb conducted an overseas practice as a motivational consultant. His keen interest in psychotherapy and psychosomatic illness produced these self-therapy lessons for alcoholism. He retired in New Mexico to continue his research until his death in 2003.