Sentences with phrase «addictive processes»

Addictions (drugs, alcohol, gambling, internet, relationship, work, general addictive processes), self - esteem, anger issues, oilfield culture, children issues, parenting issues.

I can help you identify the source of addictive processes and learn new skills and methods to address destructive patterns.

(PsycCRITIQUES) At last a book has been written which brings to light what most psychotherapists and addiction counselors intuitively understand: addictive processes and attachment problems are intricately intertwined.

At last a book has been written which brings to light what most psychotherapists and addiction counselors intuitively understand: addictive processes and attachment problems are intricately intertwined.

What we use to fix or fill that emptiness can begin addictive processes like alcoholism, love addiction, and codependency.

The treatment programs focus on each individual and address his or her addictive processes.

As AA has shown, unless the vicious cycle of this addictive process can be interrupted (by avoiding the first drink), sobriety will not be

«However, there are numerous involuntary components in the addictive process.

To recognize the underlying addictive process is to acknowledge that society itself operates addictively; its institutions perpetuate the addictive process.

The addictive process is like an underground river.

The addictive process fortunately appears to involve only one subtype, acetylcholine receptors containing the alpha7 subunit, making it a potential target for medications that could help smokers kick the habit.

It can set off an addictive process where the refined carbs spike your glucose levels and quickly lead to the desire to eat even more carbs and sugar.

Did you know that the malabsorption of gluten allergy triggers unsuspecting people to crave and overeat refined carbohydrates (e.g., chocolate, pastries, cookies), which can set off an addictive process?

This versus an industrialized version that is highly refined and often added as a primary ingredient to addictive processed «health» foods and organic baby formula.

The fact is an addictive personality housed in the brain plays a primary role in the addictive process.

It's an addictive process, there's no doubt about it.

It's an addictive process of doing things that gain you points and gain you other types of things, and I really think that that's not going to change.

This course is recommended for psychologists, social workers, and medical professionals who seek knowledge about the possible role of an addictive process in eating disorders.

Learn how you use denial to continue your addictive process and begin to understand your addictive cycle.

I expand on this and suggest that using another person to momentarily feel better is an addictive process.

Not exact matches

«The same processes are in play whether books are being cooked, tobacco executives are testifying that nicotine is not addictive, the airlines are telling you that flights are really on time and that security is being improved, or Ford is telling you that those Explorers are safe.»

In his view, the process of abandoning Christian doctrines is almost addictive.

Part of the process of counseling with alcoholics is helping increase their understanding of their addictive illness.

One aspect of the process is the educative dimension of counseling aimed at increasing the person's understanding of his addictive illness.

If you're after that addictive, can't stop till I've licked the bowl out goodness, I think you need to go with a more processed list of ingredients.

Because oil is so concentrated, it can become addictive (like any overly refined / processed foods, i.e., sugar, salt) and is hard to moderate, and concentrated foods like these make us want to eat more of them and foods that contain them, which are usually not the healthiest (bread, cookies, etc).

The movement of the ocean actually helps the aging process and there is an ever so slight impartation of ocean salt water flavor that finds its way into the cork and therefore in the wine which gives the wine an amazingly addictive salinity.

But certainly processed food is easy, delicious and really kind of addictive.

We know that cocaine is a powerful and addictive drug and an important question remains: does cocaine mess up this process so that when cocaine users are off the drug they feel like other people have more negative emotions?»

Dr. Kreitzer and his team hypothesized that the same circuitry that controlled movement might also control the process of learning to repeat pleasurable experiences and avoid unpleasant ones — and that an imbalance in this process could lead to addictive or depressive behaviors.

They also show how an MSN imbalance can throw normal learning processes out of whack, potentially leading to addictive or depressive behavior.

«Decision - making dysfunctions and resultant altered neural processing could provide a biomarker to identify those at high - risk for addictive behaviors,» said Paulus, who added that much additional research is needed before scientists could begin to use such an approach.

However, in a culture where we have grown up being seduced by addictive, but nevertheless lifeless and processed food, it's hard to make sense of these signals.

We are comforted by flavors we already know and love, and gosh, processed foods can be addictive!

You see, food companies have designed sugary, processed food products with highly addictive properties.

This is the hardest step for most people — partly because sugar is so addictive — but it's essential to reversing the aging process.

The scientific verdict is in: sugar and flour and processed foods are highly biologically addictive.

The food industry's dirty little secret is that they have intentionally hooked us on addictive, hyper - processed, hyper - palatable, «food - like» substances that have hijacked our taste buds, hormones, our brain chemistry, and our metabolism.

Flavors are carefully engineered to be more appealing, compelling, and even addictive to consumers, but the nutrient density of foods is clearly weakened by processing.

When you process it in a very concentrated dose which can be quickly absorbed into the bloodstream, you get cocaine, which as we all know is extremely addictive.

Essential compounds of every addictive food go through the refinement process which rids the food out of the protein, water, and its fiber, which normally decrease the rate at which sugar is absorbed into the bloodstream.

There is a similar process happening with the foods we eat by them going through different stages of refinement which increases their addictive potential.

Processed foods like donuts, fries, sugary cereals and chips are both highly unnatural and highly addictive.

-- Multiple studies confirm that processed food is just as addictive as heroin and cocaine.

This activation of your reward system is not unlike how bodies process addictive substances such as alcohol or nicotine — an overload of sugar spikes dopamine levels and leaves you craving more.

After we have gone through a process of withdrawal from addictive foods many of us have experienced miraculous life - style changes.

However, they all have one thing in common: they're highly processed, engineered to appeal to your taste buds and therefore extremely addictive Worse, they can hardly even be considered real food!

Processed foods are designed to muffle your inner body cues: they're designed to be addictive.

Food scientists and the like design processed food to be addictive.

This year we won't have that recipe and its (super-sweet but seriously addictive) flavor to look forward to, so this week I found myself dreaming up a way to recreate it, as I thought of her and processed our family's great loss.