Damon Frank & Kristina Dennis
Damon Frank & Kristina Dennis
Episode #82: Can Drinking Shrink Your Brain & The US Army and Codependency
Episode #82: Can Drinking Shrink Your Brain & The US Army and Codependency
Episode #82: Can Drinking Shrink Your Brain & The US Army and Codependency
Monday 7th March 2022
Damon Frank and Kristina Dennis explore alcohol's effects on the brain and the US Army's efforts to combat codependency on The Recovered Life Show.
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Get the buttons here!Alcohol's Impact on the Brain and Tackling Codependency in the Military
We are inundated with the fact- and it's like a liberation like I, have the right. I mean this is one study we're starting to get there, but I do believe- and I saw it on a thousand hours dry, which is an instagram story, where they said that are the next generation will look at alcohol consumption like this generation looks at smoking.
Ever wondered how alcohol affects your brain? Damon Frank and Kristina Dennis dive into this question on The Recovered Life Show. They discuss a fascinating CNN Health article that highlights a study revealing how drinking can actually shrink your brain. It's not just a scare tactic; the study provides real data on long-term impacts, making it a must-listen for anyone concerned about their cognitive health. But that's not all.
The episode also sheds light on the US Army's battle against codependency, a significant issue given the military's hierarchical structure. Codependency, where individuals become excessively reliant on others, is particularly challenging in an environment that emphasizes obedience and teamwork. Damon and Kristina explore how this dynamic affects productivity and retention within the military, and why it's crucial to address it. The hosts don't just stop at identifying problems—they also discuss practical solutions.
They emphasize the importance of seeking help and support in recovery, highlighting how transformative it can be. And for those curious about societal shifts, they ponder whether future generations might view alcohol consumption as we now view smoking. Whether you're dealing with alcohol issues yourself or know someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and actionable advice. Tune in for a blend of scientific data, real-world challenges, and hopeful solutions.