Alcoholism is an insidious thief.
In the 1930s, two such outcasts, a stock speculator and a proctologist, discovered a formula that kept them sober when all other eff.
Even today, alcoholics are often shunned by society and considered weak and morally defective.
For many years, doctors and psychiatrists, who had spent countless hours trying to help these unfortunate people, considered chronic alcoholism a hopeless condition.
It has robbed millions of their life, freedom, health, love, and sanity.
Alcoholism is an insidious thief