Dr. Jacques de Broekert
Dr. Jacques de Broekert
You Are Actually Destroying Your Brain By Drinking
You Are Actually Destroying Your Brain By Drinking
You Are Actually Destroying Your Brain By Drinking
Monday 23rd January 2023
Dr. Jacques reveals how alcohol damages the brain's grey and white matter, stressing the need for professional help in this episode.
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Get the buttons here!Alcohol and Your Brain: The Science Uncovered by Dr. Jacques
Lower gray matter volume in those areas, meaning less brain there, right, although alcohol consumption can produce global and regional tissue volume changes, frontal regions are particularly associated with these effects.
Imagine discovering that your evening glass of wine is doing more harm than you ever thought possible. In this episode of 'Doc Jacques: Your Addiction Lifeguard', Dr. Jacques de Broekert uncovers the startling truth about alcohol's impact on the brain. Through an extensive study, he reveals how drinking can significantly damage both grey and white matter in the brain, and it’s worse than we imagined. Dr.
Jacques dives into the specifics of how alcohol affects different regions of the brain, particularly the frontal lobes, which are crucial for decision-making and self-control. He also sheds light on the behavior patterns typical of those struggling with alcohol use disorder and underscores the importance of seeking professional help. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the real consequences of alcohol consumption on mental health and cognitive function.
Whether you're battling addiction yourself or supporting someone who is, Dr. Jacques offers invaluable insights and practical advice for recovery.