Stephan Neff

Steps To Sobriety

Stephan Neff

  • 269 Spencer Zimmermann: Forgotten Cause of Alcoholism, Past Concussions Change Your Life

269 Spencer Zimmermann: Forgotten Cause of Alcoholism, Past Concussions Change Your Life

Monday 6th June 2022

Discover how past concussions may be linked to alcoholism and explore holistic recovery methods with Dr. Spencer Zimmermann on 'Steps to Sobriety'.
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Stephan Neff
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Spencer Zimmermann: Unmasking the Hidden Link Between Concussions and Alcoholism

You no longer feel the need to turn to alcohol because you love the way you feel.
Ever wondered if a past concussion could be affecting your current struggles with alcohol? In this eye-opening episode of 'Steps to Sobriety', host Stephan Neff chats with Dr. Spencer Zimmermann, a healthcare provider who has spent nearly a decade helping people reclaim their lives. Dr. Zimmermann dives into the surprising connection between concussions and alcohol addiction, shedding light on how untreated head injuries can lead to long-term mental health issues like depression, anxiety, and PTSD. Dr.
Zimmermann’s holistic approach is a game-changer. He emphasizes the importance of nutrition, sleep, and exercise in recovery, and even explores the benefits of hyperbaric oxygen therapy. This isn’t just about treating symptoms; it’s about getting to the root cause and healing from the inside out. Feeling stuck and turning to alcohol to cope? Dr. Zimmermann offers practical advice on how to identify if an old concussion might be at play and what steps you can take to start feeling better.
With over 1,000 patients helped, his insights are not just theoretical—they’re proven. This episode is a must-listen for anyone struggling with addiction or mental health issues, especially if you’ve ever had a head injury. Tune in to discover how you can advocate for yourself and find the support you need to break free from the cycle of addiction.