Скачать или смотреть Benzos in Alcohol Recovery — The Truth Nobody’s Talking About

This isn’t about mixing alcohol and benzos.
It’s not about managing acute withdrawal either.

In this video, Dr. B dives into a topic rarely discussed in addiction medicine — the role of chronic, low-dose benzodiazepines in relapse prevention for select patients.

What if the real issue isn’t the alcohol... but the unresolved trauma, anxiety, or insomnia that drove the self-medication in the first place?

This isn’t standard of care — but for some, it might be essential care.

Learn why rigid tapers can backfire, why context matters, and why staying sober isn't just about removing substances — it’s about understanding why they were there to begin with.

⚠️ This conversation goes beyond alcohol — the principles apply to anyone struggling with chronic dependence and relapse risk.

This content is for educational purposes only and does not replace medical advice.

— Dr. B


---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
F. Banimahd MD 👇

🎥 YouTube: / @drb360official
📘 Facebook: / drb360official
📱 TikTok: / drb360official
📸 Instagram: / drb360official

🌐 Medical Clinic: https://zephyrmedicalgroup.org/

email: [email protected]


Schedule a coaching call with Dr. B: https://calendly.com/getdrb/50min

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

🧭 🧠 Key Themes Covered:

00:00:00 Introduction: Alcoholism, Recovery & Benzodiazepines
00:01:10 What We’re Not Covering in This Discussion
00:02:04 The Overlooked Phase After Acute Alcohol Withdrawal
00:03:01 Why Benzos Are Common During Detox
00:04:00 The Untouched Role of Benzos in Sustained Recovery
00:05:00 Anxiety Disorders: A Hidden Driver of Alcohol Use
00:06:07 Can Low-Dose Benzos Prevent Relapse?
00:07:10 A Case Example: Complex History, Failed Attempts
00:08:15 Personalized Approach: Beyond One-Size-Fits-All
00:09:05 Risk, Supervision, and Clinical Judgment
00:10:12 Harm Reduction vs. Standard Protocols
00:10:55 Final Thoughts & Invitation to Reflect