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- Q How can I reduce the time I spend on technology and social media?
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Shawn Edgington, PediatricsOne thing’s for sure. The demands of being constantly connected are never ending, and if we don’t stop to smell the roses and start to “live in the moment,” we might all need to stage an intervention and check our loved ones... Full Answer
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- Q What causes sex addiction in men?
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The cause of sexually acting-out behavior is different for different people. Sometimes for a guy, it's about wanting to stroke his ego: He can't really feel manly or good about himself unless he can be attractive to a multitude of partners. Some... Full Answer
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- Q How can I avoid compulsive shopping?
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Dr. Kathleen Hall, Preventive MedicineBegin to bring balance to your shopping experience by practicing mindfulness in the marketplace. Whether you purchase an apple, a sweater, or a washing machine, create a meaningful experience. Give thanks for the money you hold in your hand, for... Full Answer
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- Q How can I find out if my partner is addicted to pornography?
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If you suspect that your partner is addicted to porn, take a deep breath and ask yourself a few questions: Has he lost his mojo? Is he less interested, or no longer interested, in sex? He may well be squandering sexual resources that should be... Full Answer
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- Q What are patterns of sex addiction in men?
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Some people get into a pattern of sexual behavior that takes on a compulsive quality, but it's not always the same for each person. You may find someone tends to masturbate to porn or phone sex that they seek out, even if they know they are... Full Answer
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- Q What are symptoms of sex addiction in men?
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Do you suspect your partner might be struggling with sex addiction? Keep an eye out for warning signs like these: He masturbates compulsively, often at the expense your sex life together. He consistently accesses and uses pornography. He cheats... Full Answer
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- Q What causes shopping addiction?
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Dr. Kathleen Hall, Preventive MedicineMany of us shop in an attempt to fill an empty space in our lives. We crave love, so we buy things. The fun and exhilaration that can come from the shopping experience easily slips into a compulsion or addiction that no longer brings true... Full Answer
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- Q How do prescription drug abusers access medications?
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Almost all prescription drugs involved in overdoses come from prescriptions originally; very few come from pharmacy theft. However, once they are prescribed and dispensed, prescription drugs are frequently diverted to people using them without... Full Answer
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- Q Who is most likely to abuse prescription painkillers?
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Understanding the groups at highest risk for overdose can help target interventions. Research shows that some groups are particularly vulnerable to prescription drug overdose: Many more men than women die of overdoses from prescription... Full Answer
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- Q What is the government doing to stop prescription painkiller abuse?
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Multiple agencies across the Federal government are working collaboratively to address prescription painkiller abuse. In April 2011, the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy released an action plan which guides Federal agency work... Full Answer
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