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Escape the pleasure trap and regain control of your life! This insightful exploration delves into the chemistry and psychology of addiction, presenting a compelling analysis of human behavior. The authors, Milkman and Sunderwirth, offer a fresh perspective on the complexities of addiction, addressing not only drugs and alcohol but also seemingly harmless pleasures like sex, jogging, and eating. Their engaging writing is designed for those seeking a deeper understanding of these patterns. Through accessible language, the authors explain how the brain produces mind-altering substances and draw parallels between activities like skydiving and heroin use. They emphasize that addictive behavior extends beyond traditional substances, highlighting the universal desire for pleasure and escape. Importantly, the book includes a self-assessment test and a comprehensive treatment guide, equipping readers with practical steps to regain control over their lives. This powerful work challenges conventional views and encourages a thoughtful examination of addiction in its various forms, making it a valuable resource for anyone looking to understand and overcome their compulsions.

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Craving for ecstasy, Stanley G. Sunderwirth by Harvey B. Milkman, Harvey B. Milkman

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Rok wydania
1998
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Tytuł
Craving for ecstasy
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
1998
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
222
ISBN10
0787941328
ISBN13
9780787941321
Seria
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Ocena
3,9 z 5
Opis
Escape the pleasure trap and regain control of your life! This insightful exploration delves into the chemistry and psychology of addiction, presenting a compelling analysis of human behavior. The authors, Milkman and Sunderwirth, offer a fresh perspective on the complexities of addiction, addressing not only drugs and alcohol but also seemingly harmless pleasures like sex, jogging, and eating. Their engaging writing is designed for those seeking a deeper understanding of these patterns. Through accessible language, the authors explain how the brain produces mind-altering substances and draw parallels between activities like skydiving and heroin use. They emphasize that addictive behavior extends beyond traditional substances, highlighting the universal desire for pleasure and escape. Importantly, the book includes a self-assessment test and a comprehensive treatment guide, equipping readers with practical steps to regain control over their lives. This powerful work challenges conventional views and encourages a thoughtful examination of addiction in its various forms, making it a valuable resource for anyone looking to understand and overcome their compulsions.