Addiction Exploration: 2-in-1 Combo

The Weight of Addiction + Substance Abuse, Opioids - Understanding Addiction & How to Fight Back

By: Milton Harrison

Narrated by: Nicole Jackson, Christian D. Perez

Are you sick and tired of constantly feeling like there is nothing you can do but sit back and watch as addiction takes its toll?

Whether you are personally struggling with addiction or know someone who is, bearing the weight of it all often becomes too much to bear. It’s a menacing and slow-moving plague that can get even the best of us.

Or...

Have opioids become an even bigger problem because of their widespread availability in the form of pain killers, the lack of awareness of their side effects, the enjoyable “high” that comes from them and their ability to make both the body and the brain dependent of them?

No matter how much darkness addiction might bring, there is hope.

In Addiction Exploration: 2-in-1 Combo, you’ll discover:

• The biology of human addiction and what this means for your sobriety
• How to successfully heal from the past and move forward with forgiveness
• The particular human experiences that facilitate opioid addiction
• The treacherous two faces of opioids and why you need to be careful
• And much more...

No more wondering and feeling small or insignificant because the programs of your past have done nothing to help.

It’s time to take power back into your own hands and build the successful life you’ve always dreamed of for yourself.

©2020 Milton Harrison (P)2021 Milton Harrison

Thanks for the Help

I want to say thank you🙏 for reading and listening to these pieces of advice had helped me deal with some of the problems I have, now I am trying to keep track of my goal of been drugs free. I know it hard, but I know I can do it. Wish me Luck and Patience. Thanks to you, Milton, you are a wonderful person for helping people like me.

Addiction breakthrough!!

Sometimes we attach to different things and people in life in a crazy and exaggerate manner, which can lead us to commit costly mistakes.

This book is a true guide to everyone to fully understand what exactly addiction is, a breakthrough through opioid addiction, its side effects, and how to prevent it and heal it ...

I highly recommended it.

How to take back control from addiction

While many addictive substances provide short term escapism and comfort, from stressful environments as a means of relaxation, the longer terms effects usually bear far worse consequences for the user and surrounding environment including relationships. The addictive nature of these substances mean they can quickly start taking over your life without you realizing as you become more dependant on the use. This double book edition provides great value as it looks into what causes addictions, taking it back to pre-birth which was really interesting to learn, to methods and lifestyle changes to start living an addiction free life. The bonus second booking look’s more specifically into Opioids and the characteristics which make them so dangerous. Overall many great nuggets and takeaways and essential reading for anyone suffering from addiction.

How to reclaim power

When addiction takes over your life, it has horrific effects on your relationships. This audiobook is a tremendous resource for people suffering from addictions because it looks at what triggers addictions, going back to pre-birth, which was fascinating to learn about, as well as strategies and lifestyle changes to begin living an addiction-free life using a compassionate and non-judgmental, less-stigmatized manner. Overall, there are a lot of wonderful takeaways for inspiring and breaking free from the shackles of addiction or recognizing symptoms of addiction in others.

Amazing resource for understanding addiction

One of the famous quote by Gail Carriger goes like this: “I suspect it (addiction) may be like the difference between a drinker and an alcoholic; the one merely reads books, the other needs books to make it through the day." Given my prior experience working in a pain management clinic, I'm quite familiar with the concept of substance abuse and narcotic addiction. What I appreciate about Milton Harrison's approach to understanding addition and overcoming it is his compassion and non-judgmental, less-stigmatized approach to the situation. Addiction can stem from various factors that are within and outside of our control. However, the one thing we can control is our response toward it. Though I don't have substance abuse, I find that this book serves as a great resource for me to help other people to overcome their addiction and even how to notice signs of addiction in others, which is very useful for medical professional who are prescribing narcotics.