Alcohol Addiction

Excessive alcohol use affects the brain over time. The effect includes loss of brain cells which is the most visible effect. Alcoholism also has a subtle impact on the brain, disrupting its communication mechanism. These and other brain alterations make it extremely difficult for an alcoholic to disregard the urge to drink. When the brain is overloaded with stimulating impulses that, if not met by enough alcohol, might cause a seizure. That is why most addicts cannot simply give up drinking and stay sober because the addiction has harmed their brains. Here is a preview of what you'll learn...My personal journey with alcohol addiction The effects of alcohol Alcohol detoxification Making the commitment Getting sober Maintaining support Much, much more! If you or a loved one is considering rehabilitation to cease or reduce your alcohol intake, this book can help you learn about ending your destructive habit in an unhurried and low-pressure setting. Though you may need to commit to formal meetings or treatments, increasing your understanding of the various treatment options allows you to fully evaluate your current scenario. You can come to a sensible, fully informed decision about how to move forward and cure your alcoholism once and for all!