Cocaine Addiction: End Your Cocaine Addiction

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Prokopton wrote: You cannot "think" or "group support" your way out of addiction because physiology is a strong component of substance and behavioral addiction. A holistic approach works best when all the components of addiction are addressed: emotional, mental, physiological and spiritual.

This video will only discuss the physiological cause of cocaine addiction. So, if you've tried methadone, gone to support groups and they didn't help, try the physiological approach. Here's a very well written book on the physiology of drug addiction. I'll read a few lines from it.


End Your Addiction Now: The Proven Nutritional Supplement Program That Can Set You Free
Authors: Dr. Charles Gant, MD, PhD, Dr. Greg Lewis, PhD

Stop the Cravings, Kick the Habit Scientific research has shown that cravings for nicotine, alcohol, or drugs are the result of biochemical imbalances that disrupt the normal workings of brain cells. Now a pioneering specialist in addiction whose innovative treatment boasts an 80 percent recovery rate presents his three-stage, nutritional supplement program that can restore your brain's proper biochemical balance-lessening cravings and eliminating addiction quicker and easier than ever before possible. Reclaim control of your life with: * A way to get started. The "Quick-Start" stage of the Power Recovery Program can help you reduce or eliminate substance cravings within 24 to 72 hours. * A way to reverse damage and restore health. You can detoxify your body with a comprehensive, easy-to-follow plan of nutritional supplements. * A way to stay substance-free forever. Long-term biochemical rebalancing helps you maintain your newfound freedom for life.
About the Author
Charles Gant, M.D., Ph.D., is a member of the American Academy of Psychiatrists in Addiction and Alcoholism and lives in Syracuse, New York.
Greg Lewis, Ph.D., lives in Rochester, New York.

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