End Your Addiction Now

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Simon and Schuster, Aug 17, 2012 - Health & Fitness - 304 pages
Whether it involves drugs, alcohol, smoking, or food, addiction is an overwhelming and destructive force. While many rehabilitation programs are available, the truth is that too many people return to their old habits. Why? End Your Addiction Now not only explores the biochemical factors that are the real cause of this problem, but offers proven advice on how to break addictions once and for all.

Based upon the research and experience of Dr. Charles Gantand other pioneers, this practical handbook provides simple step-by-step directions for kicking the habit. Perhaps most unique, End Your Addiction Now is designed both to guide its readers to effective physicians and treatment facilities, and to provide a path for those who wish to seek wellness on their own.

At the heart of Dr. Gant’s approach is a distinctive program of nutritional supplements designed to jump-start recovery by reducing substance cravings. Dr. Gant then walks readers through a natural process of detoxification and biochemical testing that pinpoints the specific deficiencies that must be addressed to achieve complete recovery.
 

Contents

PART
How Has Substance Use Been Treated Historically?
Our BillionYearOld Biochemistry
Why Do Some People Develop Substance Problems?
PART
Detoxification
Maintaining Your Newfound Health
A Key to LongTerm Biochemical
Overcoming the Consequences of Alcohol Abuse
Overcoming the Consequences of Cocaine
Overcoming the Consequences of Abusing Opiates
Stopping the Use of Marijuana
PART FOUR
Getting Kids
Dealing With a Common Condition
Conclusion

Overcoming an Addiction to Sugar and Refined
Overcoming the Consequences of Smoking
Nutritional Supplement Checklists

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About the author (2012)

Dr. Greg Lewis received his PhD in English from Kent State University and has been a member of the faculties of Kent State and St. Bonaventure University. For the past twenty years, he has worked as a professional freelance writer.

Charles Gant, MD received his medical degree from the University of Virginia, with residencies in Family Practice and Psychiatry. For over a decade, he has pioneered the practice of orthomolecular medicine in the treatment of substance abuse. He has served as medical director of Tully Hill Hospital, a rehabilitation facility in Syracuse, New York, where he achieved an 83-percent success rate in ending patients’ addictions.

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