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Alcoholics Anonymous and Drug Addiction
#71
RE: Alcoholics Anonymous and Drug Addiction
Yeah, a contradiction got through peer review, only to be spotted by SGOTI.
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#72
RE: Alcoholics Anonymous and Drug Addiction
And you do realise that this completely fraudulent paper got through peer-review, don't you?
For Religion & Health see:[/b][/size] Williams & Sternthal. (2007). Spirituality, religion and health: Evidence and research directions. Med. J. Aust., 186(10), S47-S50. -LINK

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#73
RE: Alcoholics Anonymous and Drug Addiction
I don't discount peer review due to rare exceptions.

But, if you insist, point out the contradiction in the paragraph you quoted.
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#74
RE: Alcoholics Anonymous and Drug Addiction
Regardless, one study does not make anything an absolute truth. I have read other peer-reviewed studies that claimed that regardless of the method used to get sober, willingness to stay sober and willingness to change were what helped people abstain and stay in recovery.

However as I said I am not really concerned with studies as I was more hoping to get people's personal opinions, anyone can take the time to look up different studies so I just figured people could do that on their own time. This thread is more for personal input, at least how I viewed it when I created it.

I have heard of many people having success with SMART Recovery which is a non-12 step, non-faith based program.

In fact I know several people who switched from AA to SMART Recovery simply because they felt it was a better fit for them. However, whatever helps someone stay sober, I'm all for it.
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