Mark Leeds, D.O.
Mark Leeds, D.O.
How Can You Tell When An Alcoholic Is Lying? The Answer Will Surprise you.
How Can You Tell When An Alcoholic Is Lying? The Answer Will Surprise you.
How Can You Tell When An Alcoholic Is Lying? The Answer Will Surprise you.
Sunday 18th October 2020
Understand why alcoholics lie and learn how to spot it. Dr. Mark Leeds discusses the impact of addiction on the brain and the importance of honesty in recovery.
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Get the buttons here!The Truth About Lies: Why Alcoholics Deceive and How to Spot It
When we eat good food or engage in activities that promote survival, our brains reward us with positive signals, including endorphins that stimulate opioid receptors that give a positive feeling of pleasure and euphoria. While they may not believe this on a logical reasoning level, they feel it deeply and emotionally that they must not give up their alcohol-seeking behavior, alcoholics and lying the painful truth of the life of an alcoholic.
Why do alcoholics lie, and how can you tell when they’re doing it? In this intriguing episode, Dr. Mark Leeds, an experienced osteopathic physician specializing in addiction treatment, dives into the psychology behind deceit in alcoholism. He breaks down the brain changes that drive dishonest behavior and offers practical tips for recognizing when a loved one is covering up their drinking. But it’s not just about catching lies; Dr.
Leeds also delves into the crucial role of honesty in the recovery process. From the challenges of living with a problem drinker to the importance of making amends, this episode is packed with valuable insights. Whether you're navigating your own journey or supporting someone else's, you'll find Dr. Leeds' compassionate and informed perspective both enlightening and supportive.