Just writing as I am curious to hear people's opinion on this.
Not only do I consistently read up on threads and such on MWO but from time to time I peruse the SoberRecovery forums. I must admit that sometimes they are just so set in their ways and strict with what they do or do not post. Many of the threads I find end up in arguments. I find MWO friendlier to be honest.
Anyways!
Recently, I purchased some kombucha tea from a farmers market. I asked several times if it was non-alcoholic and they said it was. Ok. Good. Because I enjoyed my sample and hear that there are many health benefits.
I then bought some more from an organic health food store and keep hearing, no alcohol, no alcohol. But then I am googling and reading online and see that in fact there are trace amounts of alcohol in kombucha!! BUT not any more than what can be found in juice or even pop. Or it depends on the length of fermentation.
Anyways...my question to you is...did I do something wrong here? Did I eff up?
Drinking this stuff was not triggering at all...doesn't make me want to go out and buy wine and there is no obsession to drinking it.
Apparently I also hear that even soy sauce has al in it!!
But I read on the soberrecovery forum and they're all like...I would restart my quit date and "it's alcohol, period". And I don't personally feel that's the case or we wouldn't be able to eat or drink ALOT of foods or beverages.
I feel as if I am looking for reassurance and I am not sure if that's the typical ocd'er in me or what. But many ppl so far have told me I am being silly and overthinking this stuff and I should just enjoy it because at the end if the day it isn't wine or liquor and it's not affecting my life in negative ways like the AL did.
What's everyone's take on this?
You think it's ok? Do I gotta stop my sauerkraut and soy sauce consumption? My yogurt and apple cider vinegar love? Am I setting myself up for failure? Or am I becoming too bored with my 120ish days and am overanalyzing??
Sorry for any typos btw. Not on my comp.
Thanks.
Bri.*
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