ADDICTIVE BEHAVIOR AND HEALTH

Addictive Behaviour and Effects on Health

Addictive Behaviour and Effects on Health

Introduction

Any activity that is addictive behavior, substance, object, or behavior to become the main goal in life of any person to the exclusion of other activities, or started or damage another person physically, mentally or socially. It can be sexual behavior, food, caffeine, nicotine, gambling, spending, and watch television and surf the Internet, reading, cleaning, washing, drugs or alcohol . These sexual behaviors involving May, food, caffeine, nicotine, gambling, spending watching TV and surfing the Internet, reading, cleaning, washing, drugs or alcohol. The main point is that there is no relationship between activity and purpose that seems to be aimed, may be exaggerated. The main point is not connected to this activity with the objective appears to be aimed, may be exaggerated. Examples could be a person who fears bonds with a partner who chooses outside the area of television, or a person who never had enough love to fill a gallon of ice cream. Examples of who may be afraid of someone to bond with a partner who withdrew from the area with the TV, or a person who never had enough love to fill a gallon of ice cream.

Discussion

It can become addicted to a thousand people, adopt or necessarily obsessed with something. A person becomes addicted or not necessarily obsessed with something. Some researchers means that there are similarities between physical addiction to various chemicals such as alcohol, heroin, and psychological dependence to activities such as gambling, sex, work, work, shopping or eating disorders. Some researchers means that there are similarities between addiction to alcohol and various natural chemicals such as heroin, psychological dependence to activities such as gambling, sex, work, work, shopping or eating disorders .

Compulsive behaviors rooted in the need to reduce the tension caused by the consciousness of the person who wishes to avoid or control them. compulsive behaviors rooted in the need to reduce the tension caused by inner feelings a person's desire to avoid or control them. Compulsive repetitive behaviors, and it seems useful and is often a ritual way. Repetitive and compulsive are useful and often appears in a ritual manner.

It is believed that this problem can occur activities of beta-endorphins (see Annex neurobiological bases) in the brain, what makes a person feel "high". Some experts suggest that if a person does not continue to engage in activities to achieve this feeling of comfort and euphoria, he / she can enter the cycle of dependency. He estimated that these activities may produce beta-endorphins behavior (see Appendix neurobiological bases) in the brain, what makes a person feel "high". Some experts suggest that if a person is to continue to engage in activities to achieve this feeling of comfort and euphoria, he / she can enter the cycle of dependency.

In doing so, he / she becomes addicted to physically own brain chemicals, leading to this behavior persists even when you can have negative health or social ...