Alcohol Dependency/Addiction and how to Break it!.

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Alcohol Dependency/Addiction and how to Break it!

How it Travels 1. Alcohol enters the mouth. 2. Alcohol travels down the throat to the stomach. 3. Alcohol is absorbed into the blood by the stomach and small intestine. 4. Alcohol travels through the blood to the water-containing organs of the body. 5. Alcohol affects many brain functions. 6. Alcohol is metabolized in the liver. 7. Alcohol is excreted from the body after processing by the kidneys.

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Other Treatment Programs  Moderation Management  Encourages people to manage their drinking behavior by limiting intake or abstaining  Al-Anon   companion program to AA for families and friends of alcoholics; they look at ways they enabled the alcoholic to drink by denying, rationalizing, or covering up their drinking and how they can change this codependent behavior   Codependency= when someone close to the abuser allows the drinking to control their behavior

Quiz Time!