John Dupuy, Bob Weathers, Doug Prater: Meditation, Health and Fitness, Personal Growth, Habits, and Self-Mastery Teachers
John Dupuy, Bob Weathers, Doug Prater: Meditation, Health and Fitness, Personal Growth, Habits, and Self-Mastery Teachers
Episode 002: The Neurological Roots of Addiction
Episode 002: The Neurological Roots of Addiction
Episode 002: The Neurological Roots of Addiction
Saturday 4th March 2017
Discover how addiction affects the brain's limbic system and explore holistic recovery with John Dupuy, Dr. Bob Weathers, and Doug Prater.
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John Dupuy, Bob Weathers, Doug Prater: Meditation, Health and Fitness, Personal Growth, Habits, and Self-Mastery Teachers
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Get the buttons here!Rewiring the Brain: A New Perspective on Addiction
Just at the beginning to say: this is a disease, guys, okay, and we can treat a disease holistically, intricately, and we can get better.
Ever thought of addiction as more than just a bad habit? In this eye-opening episode of 'Integral Recovery', John Dupuy, Dr. Bob Weathers, and Doug Prater dive deep into the neurological roots of addiction. Forget the outdated notion that addiction is a moral failing; this conversation reveals it as a complex brain disease affecting the limbic system, which governs our emotions and impulses.
By examining the latest developments in neuroscience, the hosts break down how our brains get hijacked by addiction and what that means for recovery. They also tackle the heavy burden of shame and stigma that often accompanies addiction, providing practical strategies to overcome these barriers. Through personal stories and expert insights, they shed light on how trauma intertwines with addiction and how ancient Greek perspectives can offer fresh insights into healing.
This episode isn't just about understanding addiction; it's about transforming suffering into spirituality and finding a greater sense of purpose. Whether you're on your own recovery journey or supporting someone who is, this discussion offers a compassionate and holistic view that could change how you see addiction forever.