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[5 Jan 2009 | No Comment | 75 views]

We usually think of drug or alcohol addicts when we think of addictions but you may be surprised on how much broader addictions are.

Firstly the definition of an addiction is “anything that compels you, in actions or thoughts, and you don’t feel you have control over it.” With this definition, it means that thoughts and feelings can be addiction as well!

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[5 Jan 2009 | No Comment | 77 views]

You can begin getting gambling help with the support of hypnosis recordings. This approach serves as a guide to assist you no matter what kind of gaming habit you have. Gamblers do not have to go to casinos to have gamble addiction problem. You can get help whether you play craps, online poker or even bingo at your local church.

Recognizing Gamble Addictions

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[3 Jan 2009 | No Comment | 49 views]

Caffeine addiction can be overcome more easily when you find something to replace your obsession. This article will help you identify ways to quit caffeine more easily by filling the void.

We drink caffeine for many reasons. Many of us like the rush of adrenaline it gives us. Some of us even like the taste. In many cases, we just keep drinking whether we want to or not because we are addicted.

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[31 Dec 2008 | No Comment | 53 views]

Quit caffeine more easily with an active approach. Instead of just sitting there doing without your daily fix, use the tactics in this article to cruise to a caffeine free life in no time! It’s much easier to quit caffeine when you use a simple exercise routine as part of your program for recovery. Exercise will make you feel great, and it will enhance your ability to cope with the stress of change. And the good news is, you don’t have to join a gym or become a fitness fanatic for this to work.

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[30 Dec 2008 | No Comment | 74 views]

It has been estimated that 30% of Vietnam war veterans, 10% Gulf war veterans, 6% to 11% Afghanistan war veterans and 12% to 20% of veterans of the Iraq war have suffered from Post Traumatic Stress disorder. This is an anxiety disorder that can develop after exposure to one or more terrifying events.

The history of PTSD date back to the early 1800’s where military doctors began diagnosing soldiers with “exhaustion” following the stress of battle.