Mark Leeds, D.O.
Mark Leeds, D.O.
Is Breaking The Cycle Of Drug Addiction Possible? How Do We Stop The Cycle?
Is Breaking The Cycle Of Drug Addiction Possible? How Do We Stop The Cycle?
Is Breaking The Cycle Of Drug Addiction Possible? How Do We Stop The Cycle?
Saturday 25th December 2021
Dr. Mark Leeds shares practical advice on breaking free from drug addiction, discussing medical treatments and understanding risk factors.
18 minutes
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Addictive drugs are able to hijack the reward system, providing rewarding feedback and strong new connections of reinforcement in a very short time. A malignant habit, such as drug use or alcohol use, can develop quickly and is a more powerful habit than habits that form.
Picture a life where you're no longer controlled by addiction, where breaking free from the cycle is not just a dream but a reality. In this episode, Dr. Mark Leeds, an osteopathic physician with a deep understanding of addiction treatment, offers practical advice on how to achieve this. He dives into the mechanics of how addictive substances hijack the brain's reward system, turning what starts as casual use into a powerful habit that's tough to break. Dr.
Leeds also sheds light on why some people are more vulnerable to addiction, emphasizing that it's not about willpower but about understanding risk factors like genetics and environment. But it's not all doom and gloom. Dr. Leeds talks about effective medical treatments that can make a world of difference. From naltrexone injections to the Sinclair method, he explains how these options can help break the grip of addiction.
He passionately argues that addiction should be treated as a serious health condition, free from judgment or stigma. Dr. Leeds' compassionate and informative approach is both inspiring and empowering. Whether you're battling addiction yourself or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and practical steps to help break the cycle of drug addiction.