Hosted by Charlie & Jason
Hosted by Charlie & Jason
The Alcohol Matrix with Dustin Dunbar | The Way Out Podcast Episode 210
The Alcohol Matrix with Dustin Dunbar | The Way Out Podcast Episode 210
The Alcohol Matrix with Dustin Dunbar | The Way Out Podcast Episode 210
Monday 5th October 2020
Join Charlie and Jason with Dustin Dunbar on 'The Way Out' as they explore childhood trauma, societal views on alcohol, and compassionate recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Dustin Dunbar Unpacks the Realities of Alcohol Addiction on The Way Out
We have to get that unconscious mind that believes that alcohol benefits us in some way to agree with our conscious mind that knows that alcohol does not benefit us in some way.
Picture this: a substance so ingrained in our social fabric that we often overlook its dangers. In this eye-opening episode of 'The Way Out', hosts Charlie and Jason sit down with Dustin Dunbar, author of the upcoming book 'Alcohol Matrix' and a PhD holder, to dissect the complexities of alcohol addiction. Dunbar brings a fresh perspective, challenging the notion that alcohol is just another socially accepted painkiller.
He argues that we need to shift our focus from blaming individuals to understanding how inherently addictive alcohol can be. Dustin dives deep into the often-ignored factors that contribute to addiction, such as childhood trauma and mental health issues. He explains how these elements increase our vulnerability to alcoholism. But what sets this episode apart is Dunbar's emphasis on the physical nature of alcohol as a toxin.
Unlike other substances, alcohol gets a free pass because it's legal and widely advertised. Yet, it can be just as harmful, if not more so. The conversation takes a compassionate turn as Dunbar shares his personal experiences with alcohol's destructive impact on his family. He underscores the importance of empathy in recovery and stresses the need to educate children about the true nature of alcohol.
This episode isn't just for those battling addiction; it's for anyone looking to understand the broader societal issues at play. With practical advice for those contemplating recovery, Dustin offers a roadmap for reprogramming the unconscious mind that falsely believes in alcohol's benefits. If you're seeking clarity and support in your journey or simply want to grasp the hidden truths about alcohol, this episode is a must-listen.