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How Addiction Develops

Abusing drugs or alcohol does not always result in an addiction. In some cases, individuals experiment with a substance and then walk away from the drug. Other individuals show signs of chemical dependency and addiction quickly after using a drug once or twice. In some cases, a loved one even develops an addiction to prescription medications after using the substance for legitimate medical reasons.

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Impact of Addiction on Antisocial Behaviors

The behaviors of a loved one impact the way that he socializes and views substance abuse. In the case of anti-social personality disorder or anti-social behaviors, a loved one does not always show concern or regard for the opinions of others.

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I Need a Drink! Why Do I Crave Alcohol?

Have you ever thought to yourself, “Wow, I could really use a drink right now!” If you regularly drink alcohol, it is normal to experience occasional cravings. A difficult day at the office, a fight with your spouse, an afternoon spent watching the big game with friends, or even a fancy dinner out can all trigger alcohol cravings.

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Is Addiction a Disease?

Addiction is a complex disease that can alter a brain’s normal function. While the term ‘disease’ is often debated, countless factors affect a person’s likelihood and severity of addiction. The good news is that with preventative measures and structured treatment, people can avoid drug abuse and get the help they need to take back control of their lives.

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What Can I Expect From an Alcohol Treatment Program?

A good alcohol treatment program can mean the difference between a life spent battling addiction and one on the road toward a healthy, balanced, sober recovery. Alcoholism can seriously affect your health, your job, your family and your overall well-being. If you think that you or a loved one might have a problem with alcoholism or alcohol abuse, it’s never too late to seek help. Just recognizing and admitting that there is a problem is an often difficult but very important first step.

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