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How to Eat to Change How You Drink

Heal Your Gut, Mend Your Mind, and Improve Nutrition to Change Your Relationship with Alcohol

Brooke Scheller

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The Case for Sobriety+
Drinking Archetypes+
Physiological Impact of Alcohol+
30-Day Nutrition Challenge+
Lifestyle Pillars for Functional Sobriety+

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Question 1 of 8
According to the book, what physiological occurrence is strongly linked to triggering alcohol cravings?
  • A. A sudden buildup of toxins in the liver
  • B. Significant drops in blood sugar levels
  • C. An overproduction of dopamine in the brain
  • D. Severe dehydration in the digestive tract
Question 2 of 8
How does alcohol ultimately affect the 'stress drinker' who uses it to unwind after a difficult day?
  • A. It permanently lowers their resting heart rate and blood pressure.
  • B. It provides long-term emotional relief but severely damages the liver.
  • C. It exacerbates stress over time by spiking blood sugar and cortisol.
  • D. It naturally transitions them into becoming a 'social drinker'.
Question 3 of 8
What is one of the specific negative effects alcohol has on gut health mentioned in the text?
  • A. It damages the intestinal lining, allowing toxins to leak into the blood.
  • B. It overstimulates the production of beneficial bacteria, causing severe bloating.
  • C. It forces the stomach to absorb complex carbohydrates too quickly.
  • D. It prevents the liver from producing necessary digestive enzymes.
Question 4 of 8
In the 30-day nutrition challenge, what meal timing strategy is recommended to help curb alcohol cravings?
  • A. Intermittent fasting for 16 hours a day to reset the metabolism
  • B. Eating only two large meals a day to give the digestive system a break
  • C. Eating every three to four hours to prevent blood sugar drops
  • D. Consuming all daily calories before 2:00 p.m. to improve sleep quality
Question 5 of 8
Which of the following is an example of a 'functional food' recommended in the book to support the body's recovery from alcohol?
  • A. Coffee to stimulate brain activity and dopamine production
  • B. Beets to support liver health
  • C. Refined sugar to quickly eliminate unexpected alcohol cravings
  • D. Dairy products to coat and protect the stomach lining
Question 6 of 8
What is the book's specific advice regarding sugar consumption during the 30-day nutrition challenge?
  • A. Sugar must be completely eliminated to prevent addiction transfer.
  • B. Sugar should be eaten freely whenever an alcohol craving strikes.
  • C. Sugar does not need to be completely cut out, but should be paired with protein.
  • D. Sugar should only be consumed in the form of artificial sweeteners.
Question 7 of 8
What severe physical effect can excessive drinking and the resulting depletion of brain nutrients have on the brain?
  • A. It can literally cause the brain to shrink.
  • B. It causes the brain to swell and increase cranial pressure.
  • C. It permanently disables the brain's ability to produce dopamine.
  • D. It accelerates the growth of new, hyperactive neurons.
Question 8 of 8
Beyond diet, the book identifies four key pillars of lifestyle changes to achieve 'functional sobriety.' Which of the following correctly lists these pillars?
  • A. Movement, sleep, meditation, and community
  • B. Hydration, isolation, journaling, and extreme sports
  • C. Fasting, hypnotherapy, medication, and counseling
  • D. Supplements, sunlight exposure, reading, and willpower

How to Eat to Change How You Drink — Full Chapter Overview

How to Eat to Change How You Drink Summary & Overview

How to Eat to Change What You Drink (2023) draws on cutting-edge science to reveal how food can help change your relationship with alcohol. With a comprehensive 30-day plan to optimize meal timing, food, and lifestyle changes, this guide teaches you how to eat yourself sober.

Who Should Listen to How to Eat to Change How You Drink?

  • Sober and sober-curious people
  • Anyone looking to develop a healthier relationship with alcohol 
  • Anyone searching for an alternative, holistic approach to sobriety and self-improvement

About the Author: Brooke Scheller

Dr. Brooke Scheller is a doctor of clinical nutrition, author, and founder of the Functional Sobriety program, helping people worldwide to break free from alcohol. Her work has been featured on major platforms like Forbes and Oprah Daily.

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