Are alcohol and smoking addiction a quantitative definition?

14/10/2019 11:23

Alcohol addicts usually drink alcoholic beverages much more than non-addicts (the same applies to addictive smokers), but the definition is not quantitative. Addiction is a loss of control and a strong urge to drink alcoholic beverages at any moment without rejecting immediate satisfaction. (Also true for addicted smokers)

In the complete sense, temporary abstinence from drinking or smoking - is not withdrawal! Withdrawal is the loss of drive and elimination of the reward mechanism caused by drinking alcoholic beverages or smoking. This energetic-psychic process is much more complex than abstinence, resulting from restraint.

Links:
Drinking alcoholic beverages addiction – Withdrawal methodology.
https://www.sf-healing.com/page/196 (Copy & Paste)

Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, including Smoking Cessation Methodology.
https://www.sf-healing.com/page/188 (Copy & Paste)

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