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Alcoholism

An Ultimate Guide To Stop Drinking

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Alcoholism

By: SWS Inc, Melanie Rose
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 Addiction is referred to as a condition that results due to the usage or ingestion of a particular substance such as alcohol, nicotine, cocaine and so on. The definition of addiction can also be expanded to include if someone continues to engage in an activity such as gambling, sex, eating, working, shopping, sleeping, etc. Normally it is assumed that addiction is pleasurable, but with an addiction, the usage (or the act) continues constantly and becomes a compulsive habit. It may even start to interfere with the ordinary responsibilities of a person and hinder their work, relationships, or even their health. Users of these substances or performers of these compulsive acts will be unaware of the fact that their action is out of control, or that it is causing problems not only for themselves but also for those around them. To treat something like this, you will need a thorough understanding of addiction itself. Therefore, whenever you refer to addiction, it is important to recognize the underlying cause and understand that it simply isn’t a search for pleasure or that it is related to one’s morality or character. Causes Of Addiction A risk determinant is something that is likely to increase the development of a particular disease or condition. Anybody can develop an addiction, regardless of their age, gender, sex or even social status. But there are certain factors, and even events, that are likely to increase the risk of addiction. We will discuss these risk factors in this book. Alcohol
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