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Drug addiction is no laughing matter, and when most people hear those words, they think about cocaine, crack, heroin, or crystal meth, but those hard drugs are not the only drugs that are so hard to quit. Many drugs of abuse, such as cocaine, opioids, and nicotine, cause the reward pathways in the brain to become flooded by dopamine, with a surge as much as ten times that of natural rewards. Over time, if the person tries to abruptly remove that stimulus, the body is unable to replicate that amount of dopamine naturally, triggering neurobiological changes associated with addiction and withdrawal. All humans experience bursts of dopamine from natural, stimulating activities, but drugs can cause over stimulation where the withdrawal leads to anxiety, difficulty sleeping, mania, stress, and a lesser ability to focus and learn. Addiction is now considered a brain disease, whether it's from prescription pain pills, gambling, pornography, alcohol, nicotine, or even sugar. Overcoming a

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  The term "project" is defined as an individual or collaborative enterprise that is carefully planned to achieve a particular aim. A unique project is one that adds a new product, service, or process distinct from any project ever accomplished before. If someone were to escape, say, from prison, they would need not only a new, elaborate plan, but they would have to execute it perfectly, otherwise, it's back to the cell to start from scratch. Many people have an amazing story to tell about their lives, but never even begin writing it down, otherwise, they may have a brilliant book to publish or movie to be made.   The project escapes them because it is never begun in the first place.   Negative Correlation Theory   Did you know that most people are more afraid of success than they are failure? That's because the taste of success scares them into believing they will not be able to achieve the same results day in and day out, so they think it's better just

  Quitting nicotine use is one of the toughest tasks known to humans, but most non-smokers and non-vapers have no sympathy or empathy for this, as they just assume these folks know it's bad for their health and aren't attempting to stop. Nothing is further from the truth, as nearly all nicotine users, over time, wish nothing more than to stop, but nothing seems to work. Most "quit methods" just keep them addicted, like the nicotine patch and the nicotine gum. Most smokers who switch to vaping actually vape more than they smoked, and it's still free-based nicotine, meaning it's treated with AMMONIA to be much more potent, more addicting, and harder to quit. Some smokers began sucking back on cancer sticks when they were in middle school or "junior high" school, either to look cool, or just to be experimental. Little did they know then smoking addiction is like a strong undertow in the ocean, and once you get sucked in, you can't just swim your w

  Take these 3 simple steps and add 10 healthy years to your life #1. Identify common daily toxin #2. Replace with superfood extract #3. Replenish your energy base Lifestyle habits seem so hard to undo, but they're actually fairly easy if you can single them out, replace them appropriately, and replenish what's being robbed from your system that keeps you stuck in the mindset. Bad health habits are 50% physical and 50% behavioral. We all get stuck in a rut sometimes, but we fool ourselves into believing it's too hard to get out of it, because we "want what we want," we just don't want to pay the (health) price anymore. Common bad habits can get the best of us over time. They rob us of energy. They steal our will to do what we are good at doing that helps us live rewarding lives. They cause chronic inflammation, the source of almost every sickness, ailment, and yes, pain. Excess daily SUGAR consumption leads to obesity, and research shows severe o

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  For over a century, Big Tobacco has manipulated the  American Medical Association , the Food and Drug Administration, and even the Centers for Disease Control, using big money payoffs for thousands of  medical doctor endorsements . They covered up and hid the science for over 30 years that  smoking causes lung cancer , which they all knew about since the 1930s and 40s. Then came the early 1960s, when  Marlboro  (and  Kool ) commercial cigarette manufacturers figured out they could  freebase nicotine  using ammonia, making the “hook” of the addiction much stronger, and thus much tougher to quit. They nearly put all the other brands out of business. It was called “ammonia technology” by Philip Morris, and it’s said to deliver up to 100 milligrams of nicotine potency in one cigarette, even though machines that gauge the milligrams only read it as 20 – 30 milligrams. That’s the hook, and it robs millions of people of their health and livelihood, every day. Loading the “Bait” of the Hook:

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  Research shows that willpower is actually more important than IQ, which is why the point is not to become “smarter,” but to become more self-disciplined. Will power is the foundation of all human achievements. Everyone has some willpower, but we always feel that we need more, often because we tend to use up what we have. That’s called willpower depletion. The good news is that you can actually train your willpower like a muscle. A famous Italian author once wrote, “I am, indeed, a king, because I know how to rule myself.” Mental and physical health are hinged on how a person feels at any given moment. We must remain in control of how we feel at all times, but how? The answer: balance. We all know how to balance our physical body so we don’t fall over when we stand up, or while we ride a bike, or hop across some stones over a flowing stream. So how do we balance ourselves mentally, and even spiritually, so we don’t “fall over” every time we run into an obstacle, or someone else distra