Substance use disorder (SUD) is a chronic but treatable brain disease. With appropriate medication and effective treatment, your brain can heal itself. Understanding the brain’s natural healing mechanisms and how to make the most of them is key to your commitment to habit formation and lifestyle modification. The Brain and Substance Use The human brain […]
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Now that you are sober and are no longer under the influence of drugs and alcohol, you might wonder why you continue to feel unhappy. Your emotional struggles may even make you second-guess whether sobriety is worth it. While there is no quick fix to train yourself to be happy, understand that, after years of
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Drugs and alcohol affect the brain’s neurological pathways. Further, addiction is considered a brain disease. Like injury done by other chronic diseases, the physiological damage of the brain by substance addiction is indisputable. Therefore, you might wonder, can it be cured? The good news is, yes. Neuroplasticity allows the brain to reorganize synaptic connections and
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