Strange Addictions Pt.1

Strange Addictions Pt.1

Retrieving Sanity

Liam Crow delves into strange addictions, from smartphones to plastic, exploring their impact and encouraging reflection on personal habits.

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14:3012 Sept 2023

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Exploring Strange Addictions: From Smartphones to Plastic

Episode Overview

  • Addiction can manifest in many unusual ways, from objects to behaviours.
  • Auto-brewery syndrome is a rare condition where the body produces alcohol internally.
  • Pain addiction can be linked to tattoos and piercings due to endorphin release.
  • Plastic addiction involves chewing or consuming plastic items, posing health risks.
  • Understanding one's own addictive behaviours is crucial for managing them.
Addiction doesn't care who you are or what it is that you're addicted to - it just doesn't care.

In this episode of 'Retrieving Sanity', Liam Crow takes listeners on a quirky journey through some of the strangest addictions out there. From an addiction to inanimate objects like your old teddy bear to the bizarre phenomenon of auto-brewery syndrome, where your body produces its own alcohol, there's no shortage of eyebrow-raising tales.

Liam explores how these unusual addictions can impact daily life, whether it's the constant need for a smartphone or the peculiar addiction to plastic, which can cause quite a tummy ache. He even touches on the curious addiction to pain through tattoos and piercings, which can be oddly satisfying for some. With a mix of humour and empathy, Liam encourages you to reflect on your own habits and consider what might be lurking beneath the surface.

It's an episode that combines laughs with genuine insights into the world of addiction, making it both entertaining and enlightening. So, if you're ready for a rollercoaster ride through the oddities of human behaviour, this is the podcast for you.

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