Lee Davy
Lee Davy
The $2 Billion Lie: How Alcohol Advertising Rewires Your Brain
The $2 Billion Lie: How Alcohol Advertising Rewires Your Brain
The $2 Billion Lie: How Alcohol Advertising Rewires Your Brain
Friday 28th March 2025
Explore how alcohol advertising rewires your brain and influences your beliefs in this eye-opening episode with Lee Davy.
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Episode Overview
- Alcohol ads use repetition and hypnosis to rewire your brain.
- Marketing campaigns sell beliefs, not just booze.
- Big Alcohol hijacks movements like feminism to stay relevant.
- Thailand's relaxed ad laws have global implications.
- Creating new beliefs about alcohol is essential for true freedom.
The most dangerous part of alcohol advertising isn't what it shows you, it's what it hides.
Ever wondered how alcohol advertising really works on your brain? In this episode of the 1000 Days Sober Podcast, Lee Davy takes you on a journey to uncover the truth behind the $2 billion spent annually on alcohol advertising in the US. With Thailand's recent decision to relax its strict alcohol ad laws, Lee explores the global impact of alcohol marketing and how it shapes our beliefs about drinking.
You'll learn how these ads use repetition and hypnosis to rewire your brain, making you believe that alcohol is essential for fun, relaxation, and social connection. Lee also dives into how Big Alcohol hijacks movements like feminism and infiltrates our culture to stay relevant. This episode isn't just about Thailand—it's about you and how you can break free from the liquid lie. Tune in to discover how you can reclaim your life and create new beliefs that truly serve you.