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...of addictions would be a drug addiction followed by a food addictionand then workaholism...00ADwork, he started to binge on food. He was embarrassed by his...When he went to work on his food addiction, he thenbegan to want to overspend...
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...crucialdifference. What separates food addictions from other compulsivebehavior...When making peace with an addiction to alcohol or drugs, it...Butyou can't live without food.People who are struggling with a food addiction and integratingsome form...
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...fewer studies of eating disorders or food addiction amongBlack women and no studies of Black women and sexual and gambling addiction.A major theme in both the substance and food addiction literature on Blackwomen is the importance...
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...Chapter 1, in the late twentieth century the term addiction nolonger refers merely to the dependency on foreign...refusal of such a ba­nal foreign substance as food also transformed addiction's relationship toethnic identity and particularly...
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...preoccupation with alco­hol, drugs, food, and gambling. Explanations for addiction often haveconsisted in blaming individuals...is far from complete.WHAT IS AN ADDICTION?Traditionally, the term addiction has been used to identify self-destrucU...
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...programs I have not found itnecessary to take a drink or a drug during this time.But not so with my raging primary addiction to food."I was experiencing a great disease within thateventually found full expression once again in bulimia.Stuffed...
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...prolonged, stable recovery from addiction.In fact,like psychotherapy...become a "cover"for continued addiction as alcoholics delude those...that the problem of alcohol addiction is undercontrol.In 1995 the Food and Drug Administration U...
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...clients' lives centered solely on their addiction to drugs and were otherwise unstructured...drug has become more important than food and shelter. As Laura traces the constant revolutions of active addiction, she is careful to distinguish the...
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...has been all but displaced by single-parentfamilies, fast food, crack cocaine, and MTV.Even in altogether healthy family environments where there areno drug abuse and addiction problems, adolescence can be a chaoticand tumultuous process...
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Anxieties about addiction meshed with wider American...00ADtricable from that of addiction.9 Even the anthropological...totalizing spiral within addiction. As Eve Sedgwicknotes...can become addicted to food, to the refusal offood...
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