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Dr. Paul Kaloostian on the Science of Addiction and Recovery | The Way Out Podcast Episode 242
Dr. Paul Kaloostian on the Science of Addiction and Recovery | The Way Out Podcast Episode 242
Dr. Paul Kaloostian on the Science of Addiction and Recovery | The Way Out Podcast Episode 242
Monday 24th May 2021
Dr. Paul Kaloostian discusses the science of addiction and recovery, revealing how substances affect the brain and the body's ability to heal.
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Get the buttons here!Understanding Addiction: Neurosurgeon Dr. Paul Kaloostian Breaks Down the Science
Once we choose to become abstinent and enter sobriety and recovery from whatever addiction we may be battling, our bodies and brains have a miraculous ability to recover.
Have you ever wondered how addiction rewires the brain? In this eye-opening episode of 'The Way Out', hosts Charlie and Jason sit down with neurosurgeon Dr. Paul Kaloostian to uncover the science behind addiction and recovery. Dr. Kaloostian delves into how addictive substances affect our brain's reward and memory centers, our physical health, and even our genetic makeup. You'll hear about the profound impact these substances can have, from damaging brain cells to altering our genetic predispositions.
But it's not all doom and gloom—Dr. Kaloostian also shares the remarkable healing capabilities of the brain and body once sobriety is achieved. He explains how early sobriety can prevent brain atrophy and highlights the brain's plasticity, which allows it to recover and reverse damage over time. This episode offers a deep dive into the science of addiction, providing valuable insights and practical advice for anyone on the path to recovery or supporting someone who is.
Whether you're curious about the biological underpinnings of addiction or looking for scientific encouragement on your journey to sobriety, this episode is a must-listen.