I Just Heard an Ad for The Book: "The Alcoholism and Addiction Cure", Is this a Scam?

Question

Does Anyone Have Something that Can Be Seen as a "Cure"?

The Site:

http://www.theaddictioncure.com/

Answer 1

I'm not sure about curing addiction. Admittedly there is some evidence for a pathology for some kinds of addiction. However, I feel deeply uneasy every time someone turns up touting a 'cure' for anything on american TV. As I said about Enzyte - it's all about pushing a cure for a problem that has no simple answer. Reading his book may help you realise a way out of minor psycological addiction. I may have to report back to you having researched, but I feel that his book will mostly contain 'motivational' ideas combined with some religion or hokum science. Physiological addiction requires more attention.

Answer 2

scam!

they have an erroneous fact claim of having the highest su8ccess rate but they obviously do not have a large enough segment of people using whatever bogus system for a long enough time to prove the claim

Answer 3

cure may be a strong word, but there are ways to deal with these problems that involve nutrition, self-discipline, meditation, AA meetings, generally healthy (physically as well as emotionally/spiritually) living.  If I were addicted I'd try anything and not expect instant results without some effort on my part.

Answer 4

I tend not to trust items sold in infomercials, as this one is. The technique might work, but there are zillions of such "cures" out there for inspection. Hard to say which one might work.