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Well, I've done my research and (unfortunately) I have to say, these early morning office sweet treats I love to snack on aren't as sweet as they seem.
1. Sugar As A Gateway Drug
We all seem to know how sugar affects our bodies. We know about the weight gain, diabetes and tens of other diseases that have been linked with too much sugar consumption and lead to sugar addiction. Lesser know, or just now making its way out to the public, is the effects it has on the brain.
Last night we answered your questions from a poll we took on Facebook. In this episode, Veronica gets wild, I can hardly contain myself, and we also dish out the controversy of Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT).
Well, Jon Snow may not know much, but at least he knows when to get himself some help. Early this week, we learned actor, Kit Harington entered treatment amid the Game of Thrones finale for issues with depression and alcohol.
In this weeks podcast, we hear from Bennie. Bennie represents the millions of people who work hard trying to carve out a piece of the American dream in a system that can backfire. Now with over ten years sober, we learn how Bennie sifted through the web of the culture he grew up in that could have ultimately failed him.
In today's world, Suboxone has been studied and researched to be an effective treatment option. How much do we know about it? What else should we know?
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