The books that helped Nikki Glaser beat addiction

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  • Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
  • Nikki Glaser recalls knowing she needed help to beat her addictions to alcohol and cigarettes - and purchased two books to help set her on her way. #addiction
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  • @charlesjoseph730
    @charlesjoseph730 Рік тому +12

    Just finished his book on emotional eating. The method really works for any form of addiction.

    • @JC-di4uz
      @JC-di4uz Рік тому

      😂shoot heroine for 15 years then tell me bout ur stupid book.

  • @nickjacobs8507
    @nickjacobs8507 Рік тому +18

    To all the haters in the comments...Read the book. It does work.

  • @j-life8502
    @j-life8502 11 місяців тому +4

    It works it works it works ❤ I will love you forever Allan Carr. Thanks Nikki for sharing 😊 ❤️

  • @user-ou4vv2ts2w
    @user-ou4vv2ts2w 9 місяців тому +2

    It works. Period

  • @derekkt49
    @derekkt49 Рік тому +4

    I read the book about quitting drinking after I heard Nikki talk about iron Rogan. I was pretty pumped for awhile, then I feel off the wagon.

    • @BhoopeshBhola01
      @BhoopeshBhola01 Рік тому

      Thanks for the motivation.The world needed this.

    • @bbsaid218
      @bbsaid218 Рік тому +2

      Same..jr podcast. Sorry it didn’t work for you. Keep trying though. 😊

  • @pasta-and-heroin
    @pasta-and-heroin Рік тому +13

    Quitting a substance or behaviour takes time. Celebrate small victories & take time to reflect on any progress made.
    One of the things that hit home during my 3 month stay in rehab was a definition of the term relapse.
    - A lapse is a mistake - short term, one-off accident in a moment of weakness. Use it, analyze it, and utilize that learning experience to prolong your sobriety even further next time.
    - relapse is total regression to past behaviour. relapse is giving up.
    Forgive yourself for lapsing, and use it as ammo to prevent relapse.

    • @nostalgiaman6816
      @nostalgiaman6816 Рік тому +3

      Does Alan Carr have a book to help get off Xanax? 9 years 😞

    • @pasta-and-heroin
      @pasta-and-heroin Рік тому +4

      @@nostalgiaman6816 you need more than a single book, my friend. you’re in deep - i know how you feel.
      try reaching out to some community services. see a pysch if you can. go to na meetings - i had no idea how valuable they were til i started going during rehab.
      you’re a valuable person, mate. addict fam has to stick together ♥️

  • @ymd2516
    @ymd2516 Місяць тому

    I read the book based on Nikki’s appearance on Rogan. It’s a good book based on what Nikki said. I am sceptical about withdrawal symptoms because people have died specifically from alcohol withdrawal

  • @Allan-zx3yy
    @Allan-zx3yy 4 місяці тому +1

    Allen carr. For those comments below. U can find the book at Waterstones. Or w.h Smith.

  • @4loops43
    @4loops43 Рік тому +2

    Allan Carr is the best! Don’t question it just do it

  • @freshfreenlovinit
    @freshfreenlovinit Рік тому +4

    I read Allen Carr''s book easy way to stop smoking even though I didn't smoke and I found it fascinating. I had only picked it up in the store to confirm it had to be rubbish but changed my mind very quickly.
    It inspired me to write some poems about it which I sent to Allen Carr when he was alive. Here is an example.
    The Worstest One
    The strongest, most powerful worstest fear of all
    Is the one where what you fear is actually nothing at all
    The fear that is generated out of thin air
    Is the one of which you must be the most beware
    For if you don't know what it is, that leaves you trembling weak
    How can you overcome it, you don't know where it sleeps
    Your enemy is invisible, elusive and adept
    At not allowing you, to know where it is kept
    You search in every corner, every nook and cranny
    But not a trace do you find, for it is far too canny
    You cannot get a single glimpse, but you certainly feel its power
    It has you where it wants you, in a perpetual cower
    There must be a way of conquering this evil freak
    Of stopping it from causing all the havoc that it wreaks
    And if you are so lucky as to find out what it is
    Can you please, please tell me, you really are a whiz

    • @amainmughal
      @amainmughal 11 місяців тому

      This is such a great poem. I teared up

  • @priyanshthakur1674
    @priyanshthakur1674 6 місяців тому +2

    Book name?

    • @JaimeBlanco666
      @JaimeBlanco666 Місяць тому +1

      Allen Carr’s Easy Way to Quit ______

  • @crybaby3710
    @crybaby3710 Рік тому

    I do agree that cigarettes have been the one drug that's been the least addictive to me.
    Like having to stop or cut back on opiates or benzos- so hard.
    ciggs, eh. It's however hard your mind makes it bc your muscles ain't gonna hurt.

  • @nostalgiaman6816
    @nostalgiaman6816 Рік тому +6

    Show me a book to give up Xanax. Totally different animal. 9 years and can’t get off.

  • @nateone6632
    @nateone6632 Рік тому

    Ik she's saying in the grand picture nicotine is less bad than other things but some people say "opioid withdrawal is like the flu" so people understate alot of the reality for certain individuals as well. Apparently she didn't get any withdrawal from drinking either so maybe she's lucky but as long as you're not a booze bag it's usually more mental

  • @Allan-zx3yy
    @Allan-zx3yy 4 місяці тому

    I've read the book 6 times. Doesn't work.

  • @PacificPier
    @PacificPier Рік тому +3

    fyi | Titles of the books - by author Allen Carr - noted in this interview, are inclusive of the following:
    1. 'Stop Drinking Now'
    2. 'Allen Carr's Easy Way to Stop Smoking'

    • @Samstakes100
      @Samstakes100 Рік тому

      @textme-3680 thank god you commented that arrow to the comment we already read before we saw your comment 🙏

  • @2toes209
    @2toes209 Рік тому +1

    Quitting nicotine is silly compared to opioids/alcohol. Everyone has there own perspective on it but also opioids and true alcoholism addictions are fucking incredibly hard and painful journey to quit, downplaying it is frustrating. Idk

    • @TheAboriginal1
      @TheAboriginal1 3 місяці тому

      The book isn't for people with chronic alcoholism. It is for social drinkers who find they have 1 too many at parties or have unhealthy habits. If you have severe alcoholism you need to go to AA and check into rehab because cutting alcohol if you're dependent is very dangerous for your nervous system.

  • @doer4696
    @doer4696 Рік тому +1

    Can’t find the book can some one spell it I may be typing it incorrectly

  • @555dking
    @555dking Рік тому

    ❤️

  • @Mattnoble80
    @Mattnoble80 Місяць тому

    My dad won’t quit smoking…I’m an addict/alcoholic clean and sober from cocaine, heroin, and liquor for 2.5 years. He still asks me to run get him a pack of cigarettes and I say can you go get me an 8 ball and a half gallon then he shuts up

  • @CHRISGLASER-NOYUCKYCHIRALITY

    Chris cannot let Nikkers get beaten down. Simple enough?

  • @drmorqWarrenProject
    @drmorqWarrenProject Рік тому +1

    Nicotine is hard to quit because its so available... If you had to go pick it up at a hardware store next to the bug killer and rat killer... you wouldnt be so stoked to smoke it or chew it... but these pretty packages make it so easy to smoke... Remember it wasnt the government who told you that smoking was a good way to relax... that was the tobacco companies lying thru their teeth.

    • @freshfreenlovinit
      @freshfreenlovinit Рік тому

      It is the government who still allows the sale of them when we now know how much damage they cause society in so many ways.

    • @drmorqWarrenProject
      @drmorqWarrenProject Рік тому

      @@freshfreenlovinit So you want to make tobacco illegal? What penalties? You realize you are creating a whole new criminal element?
      I am a former smoker. It was not easy to quit. I did it cold turkey. It took me 2 times... I quit in 1986... and started up again in 1999... I quit again in 2012... They are bad for sme peoples health, but not everyone... I do not like them and wish everyone would quit... but that is what I would want... I cannot imagine putting someone in jail for cigarettes... Who would pay for the new courts? The new judges? The new smoking cops? Do you also feel the same way about alcohol?

    • @freshfreenlovinit
      @freshfreenlovinit Рік тому

      @@drmorqWarrenProject stopping the sale of tobacco from the shops would dramatically reduce the level of smoking and from there it would die a natural death. In Australia they used to sell a product called bex powders. They got rid of it some years ago. No-one misses it.

    • @drmorqWarrenProject
      @drmorqWarrenProject Рік тому

      @@freshfreenlovinit is tobacco illegal in Australia?
      What other substances or practices do you think should be made illegal? Here in the US... we have people who want top make all religions illegal except christianity.... Do you agree with those types of new laws?

    • @freshfreenlovinit
      @freshfreenlovinit Рік тому

      @@drmorqWarrenProject your question has an aggressive tone almost as if because I want one thing made illegal then I want many things made illegal. Cigarettes are one of the most damaging products we have. Most alcoholics and drug addicts are also smokers. If cigarettes were to go, I believe alcoholism and drug addiction numbers would drop significantly. That is my opinion, you do not have to agree.

  • @ShanaCosta-xy6yt
    @ShanaCosta-xy6yt 11 місяців тому

    Great info, these are some good reminders, part of increasing your mental clarity and boosting your drive, comes with quitting. Yes, there are many ways to quit, Steffon Barkload's Quit Drinking Forever is what worked for me, best shortcut I go’ogled that took days to make me dislike the juice 100%

  • @xeropunt5749
    @xeropunt5749 Рік тому +2

    As a precaution, isolate yourself for three days to endure any irritability and have lots of ready food.
    It takes all your willpower and you get frustrated with people around you who are not making the effort to improve themselves, just repeating as easily breakable habits. Everybody has some thing to change…

    • @pasta-and-heroin
      @pasta-and-heroin Рік тому +2

      I think its important to recognize that not everyone can do the sudden cold-turkey quit method you’re referring to.
      Quitting a substance or behaviour takes time. Celebrate small victories & take time to reflect on any progress made.
      One of the things that hit home during my 3 month stay in rehab was a definition of the term relapse.
      - A lapse is a mistake - short term, one-off accident in a moment of weakness. Use it, analyze it, and utilize that learning experience to prolong your sobriety even further next time.
      - relapse is total regression to past behaviour. relapse is giving up.
      Forgive yourself for lapsing, and use it as ammo to prevent relapse.

  • @hamala7437
    @hamala7437 Рік тому

    Ben, i did quit smoking when
    aaaa got to know:-
    ONE - why did it started at first place..
    and...
    TWA- checking on
    other habits that smoking hd came along and did replaced them ...
    henceforth, âaaa chose doin what
    âaaa lOV de most over,
    being self-appointed to worse !!!
    this mama hd to point nothing of the nothing, neither âaaa support 'em nor believe 'em ...

  • @Samstakes100
    @Samstakes100 Рік тому

    Anyone can validate the book works lol

  • @MarcusAurelius7777
    @MarcusAurelius7777 Рік тому +10

    This is the type of girl that always tries to show you how smart she is on the date.

    • @pasta-and-heroin
      @pasta-and-heroin Рік тому +16

      you got that from 2 minutes of her answering a question?

    • @mikecantreed
      @mikecantreed Рік тому +3

      Don’t really get that vibe. She just likes to hear herself talk. And doesn’t care that the other person might be bored

    • @chrisfi3d
      @chrisfi3d Рік тому +6

      Well. She is the one getting interviewed

    • @TheAboriginal1
      @TheAboriginal1 3 місяці тому

      she is the one being interviewed.............

  • @Schlimpiwe
    @Schlimpiwe Рік тому +4

    The way this lady talks about addiction makes me a bit angry. Credit to her for giving up cigarettes but i dont get the feeling she really understands addiction

    • @bhagathsingh9354
      @bhagathsingh9354 6 місяців тому +1

      U read the book she suggested then u too wl quit instantaneously. It worked for me.

  • @itsthatwutangguy.9370
    @itsthatwutangguy.9370 Рік тому +3

    wu tang...

  • @joenichols3901
    @joenichols3901 Рік тому +4

    She is very hot, not gonna lie. Not a top comic but certainly good "garnish"

    • @selfiekroos1777
      @selfiekroos1777 Рік тому

      She not really hot, shes F-able.

    • @Mpayne1472
      @Mpayne1472 Рік тому +1

      Nah she’s definitely broken

    • @joenichols3901
      @joenichols3901 Рік тому +4

      @@Mpayne1472 she does not seem to have any broken legs or anything

  • @selfiekroos1777
    @selfiekroos1777 Рік тому

    Why is this sloar even on this show?
    Graham really has a crush.

  • @pasta-and-heroin
    @pasta-and-heroin Рік тому +3

    Wow i never knew she was an addict.
    Shoutout to my addict brothers & sisters. Fuck i miss heroin.

    • @benbrenizer7712
      @benbrenizer7712 Рік тому +5

      No you don’t. Stay strong 💪🏼

    • @pasta-and-heroin
      @pasta-and-heroin Рік тому +2

      @@benbrenizer7712 cheers mate (: appreciate that

    • @Luschan
      @Luschan Рік тому +1

      I don’t miss it, but I know what you mean. The lizard brain misses it.
      Sometimes when I handle tinfoil, or smell certain vinegary spiced things, or other random smells, it viscerally takes me right back. Even though I don’t want it, after six years away from the stuff, my body hasn’t forgotten.

    • @pasta-and-heroin
      @pasta-and-heroin Рік тому +3

      @@Luschan yeah, exactly. sometimes i hear a certain song and it transports me right back. Its been 2.5 years for me. Congrats on your 6 years (:

    • @iitsmekari
      @iitsmekari Рік тому +1

      You got this!!! Stay strong 🫶🏼

  • @BillyCowin-nx4gi
    @BillyCowin-nx4gi 6 місяців тому

    Allan Carr is the best! Don’t question it just do it