More About the Unwanted Inheritance
The latest research confirms that epigenetic changes are involved in substance use disorders. It would not be surprising to find them accountable for most of what we characterize as addiction.
The Unwanted Inheritance — Epigenetics and Addiction
This does not necessarily imply that genes are affected, bhe proclivity for addictive substances can be passed on from parent to child.
Too Much of a Good Thing?
When impulsivity crosses over into genuine inadequately-considered risk-taking, it may be a good time to hit the brakes — and sometimes we can’t.
Can Dopamine Homeostasis Be Achieved?
Is it possible that the restoration of a person’s dopamine homeostasis, through administration of tailored neuronutrients, could free them from all addictions in one masterful and definitive stroke?
Good Grief, It’s More Stinking Thinking
Telling yourself “I’m not really hooked, I know when it’s time to quit, and I have the willpower to do it” is a prime example.
More Stinking Thinking
“This time will be different” is a top-tier, platinum-plated platter of donkey dung. The terrible beauty of it is its universal applicability.