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Chapter II - Physiology
Chapter II - Physiology
Chapter II - Physiology
Thursday 1st January 1970
Dr. Cutten dives into how chronic alcoholism impacts the body and brain, discussing nerve damage, memory loss, and historical cures.
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Get the buttons here!The Physical Toll of Alcohol: Insights from Dr. Cutten
Alcohol appears to affect neurotic persons more than the non-neurotic. The most highly organized centers are first and more permanently affected than the lower centers.
What really happens to your body and brain when alcohol becomes a constant companion? In this episode of 'The Psychology of Alcoholism', Dr. George Barton Cutten takes us on a deep dive into the physiological impacts of chronic drinking. He doesn’t just skim the surface; he gets into the nitty-gritty details of how alcohol affects everything from your nervous system to your emotions. Ever wondered why some people can handle their liquor better than others? Dr.
Cutten breaks down the role of neuroticism and individual differences in alcohol tolerance. He also discusses some rather old-school cures like religious conversion and hypnotism, giving us a glimpse into historical approaches to treating alcoholism. This episode is packed with fascinating insights into nerve cell changes, lesions, and conditions like arteriosclerosis. If you're curious about the science behind alcohol's effects or seeking to understand its broader impact, this episode is a must-listen.
Tune in to explore how chronic alcoholism can alter your mind and body.