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Episode 11 - Breaking Down Alcohol
Episode 11 - Breaking Down Alcohol
Episode 11 - Breaking Down Alcohol
Thursday 11th March 2021
Dr. Ashish Bhatt explains alcohol's impact on the brain, signs of addiction, and treatment options in 'Straight Talk With The Doc'.
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I also wanted you know to reiterate, like how important it is for someone with alcoholism to get help, you know, and not let things get worse than they are, because you can turn things around.
What exactly happens to your brain when you drink alcohol? In this episode of 'Straight Talk With The Doc', Dr. Ashish Bhatt, a renowned addiction medicine specialist and psychiatrist, takes you on a journey through the complex effects of alcohol on the brain and body. He breaks down the science behind how alcohol interacts with brain chemistry, focusing on the roles of Gaba and glutamate in addiction. But it's not just about the technical stuff; Dr.
Bhatt also sheds light on the subtle signs of alcohol use disorder that many people might miss. Did you know that alcohol withdrawal can be life-threatening? Dr. Bhatt emphasizes the need for proper treatment, often involving medications that target the same brain receptors as alcohol. He also tackles society's glamorization of drinking, urging listeners to look beyond the surface and address underlying issues that fuel addiction.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone curious about the real impact of alcohol or seeking practical advice on how to combat alcoholism. Dr. Bhatt's empathetic yet informative approach makes complex topics easy to understand, offering hope and guidance for those struggling with alcohol addiction.