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Even though researchers continue to study the connection between trauma and substance use, data consistently shows that trauma can make individuals more likely to use addictive substances. Here’s why.
Most people don’t think about their brain when they’re eating, but the type of food and drink you consume does affect brain health. Here’s how diet and brain health are connected.
Harmful habits, such as habitual drug use or excessive drinking, can cause the brain to change in ways that can lead to addiction. Luckily, neuroplasticity can play an equally important role in addiction recovery.