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And people still believe anything doctors say.
Alcohol is not a good treatment for anything except acute methanol poisoning, and maybe as a topical disinfectant/antiseptic.
Long-term alcohol use will cause tremors, and many alcoholic beverages contain comparatively large amounts of beta-carbolines.
That’s a bit hostile. I happen to have been following research around beta-carbolines for almost two decades and am curious whether clinical practice follows that research. My replies may be curt simply because I am writing on a mobile device.
It is interesting that you should decide to die on that hill, when the parent poster clearly did not have an issue with my question. It was neither directed at you, nor did it concern your disease.
Are you certain of your own motivations?
See e.g. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12311-015-0751-z
It is a pretty practical distinction.