Over-eating, Gambling, Alcohol Abuse and other manifestations of (OCD) have a midbrain connection according to past and recent studies.
The latest series of studies by researchers at the University of Cambridge Clinical Neuroscience Institute further connect the involvement of the midbrain in Obsessive Compulsive Disorders. "Misfiring of the brains control system might underpin compulsions in obsessive compulsive disorders, (OCD) according to researchers."
This research confirms further that addictive behavior is not under cognitive control. Therefore, what we want to do, what we intend to do, is not always what we end up doing, no matter how hard we try. There is more to stopping addictive and compulsive behavior than just "Will-power". The answer can be found in Addiction: The Master Keys to Recovery.
Re-Release! No longer back-listed. Return to the Olde Ways. The hustle and bustle of modern day life has brought many of us to a quick fix attitude.This book is for those of you who are fed up; have looked at your life and your loved ones and realize
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