Лечение алкоголизма: как начать новую жизнь?
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Alcoholism is called a disease of denial. But why doesn't someone notice they've become addicted, and how can they be convinced to seek help?
Together with psychiatrist and addiction specialist Kirill Eliseev, we explore why people drink alcohol, whether there's a safe dose, and when addiction can be diagnosed. We discuss when to seek medical attention, how to convince someone to seek treatment, and the various alcoholism treatment methods available.
We answer questions like: How long does therapy last? Is it possible to restore health and drink moderately after treatment? What to do in the event of a relapse? We discuss codependency: how can the family of an alcoholic help themselves? We identify the three main reasons to quit alcohol.
And finally, we dispel myths: Is female alcoholism more dangerous? Is it possible to quit drinking abruptly? Is alcohol beneficial in small doses?
#alcoholism #alcoholismtreatment #narcologist #psychiatrist #addiction #coding #codependency #hidoctor #podcast #hidoctorpodcast
00:00 - Introduction
00:38 - Why do people drink alcohol?
01:25 - What happens in the body when you drink?
02:40 - Is there a safe dose?
04:12 - How does addiction develop?
07:43 - Is alcoholism a mental illness?
08:23 - Signs of addiction
09:24 - How do you know when it's time to see a doctor?
10:46 - Is it possible to force someone to undergo treatment?
11:45 - How do you convince someone to get treatment?
14:19 - Where to start treatment?
16:08 - How does psychotherapy work?
16:59 - Alcoholism Medications
18:10 - What is coding?
20:11 - Can alcoholism be cured?
21:22 - What happens if a person drinks alcohol again?
22:29 - What to do if you relapse?
24:43 - Does alcohol cravings decrease over time?
27:09 - Can the desire to drink persist?
27:44 - What is codependency?
29:56 - How can the family of an alcoholic help themselves?
30:44 - Why is it important to give up alcohol?
31:58 - Myth 1. Alcohol addiction is more dangerous in women than in men
32:29 - Myth 2. If a person doesn't drink every day, they're not an alcoholic
33:28 - Myth 3. Stopping drinking abruptly when you're addicted is life-threatening
35:27 - Myth 4. If you only drink beer or wine, you're not an alcoholic
36:59 - Myth 5. Alcohol in small quantities can be beneficial
16 Comments
Но мне непонятен момент про несуществование безопасной дозы.
В кефире, квасе, безалкогольном пиве, например, алкоголь присутствует в небольшом количестве. Получается тоже небезопасно? Странно
Генетическая составляющая в этом идет от обратного. У некоторых людей есть защита от "неминуемого" алкоголизма - слабые механизмы восстановления от отравления. Человек стал бы напиваться как и его друзья, но похмелье, а иногда уже само состояние дезориентации, иногда с болями в желудке, настолько плохи, что то приятное опьянение не стоит таких мучений. Когда ваши тяжело пьющие друзья рассказывают насколько им плохо, как они блюют дальше чем видят, болит голова и тд, они преувеличивают или просто не представляют насколько вам (не пьющему) в несколько раз хуже. Тем кому реально плохо, в голову не придет "похмеляться", а те кто похмеляются хорошо говорят этим, насколько им плохо от алкоголя (не очень).
Лечение алкоголизма: как начать новую жизнь?
Привет, доктор! Подкаст о здоровье
20,534 views
Alcoholism is called a disease of denial. But why doesn't someone notice they've become addicted, and how can they be convinced to seek help?
Together with psychiatrist and addiction specialist Kirill Eliseev, we explore why people drink alcohol, whether there's a safe dose, and when addiction can be diagnosed. We discuss when to seek medical attention, how to convince someone to seek treatment, and the various alcoholism treatment methods available.
We answer questions like: How long does therapy last? Is it possible to restore health and drink moderately after treatment? What to do in the event of a relapse? We discuss codependency: how can the family of an alcoholic help themselves? We identify the three main reasons to quit alcohol.
And finally, we dispel myths: Is female alcoholism more dangerous? Is it possible to quit drinking abruptly? Is alcohol beneficial in small doses?
#alcoholism #alcoholismtreatment #narcologist #psychiatrist #addiction #coding #codependency #hidoctor #podcast #hidoctorpodcast
00:00 - Introduction
00:38 - Why do people drink alcohol?
01:25 - What happens in the body when you drink?
02:40 - Is there a safe dose?
04:12 - How does addiction develop?
07:43 - Is alcoholism a mental illness?
08:23 - Signs of addiction
09:24 - How do you know when it's time to see a doctor?
10:46 - Is it possible to force someone to undergo treatment?
11:45 - How do you convince someone to get treatment?
14:19 - Where to start treatment?
16:08 - How does psychotherapy work?
16:59 - Alcoholism Medications
18:10 - What is coding?
20:11 - Can alcoholism be cured?
21:22 - What happens if a person drinks alcohol again?
22:29 - What to do if you relapse?
24:43 - Does alcohol cravings decrease over time?
27:09 - Can the desire to drink persist?
27:44 - What is codependency?
29:56 - How can the family of an alcoholic help themselves?
30:44 - Why is it important to give up alcohol?
31:58 - Myth 1. Alcohol addiction is more dangerous in women than in men
32:29 - Myth 2. If a person doesn't drink every day, they're not an alcoholic
33:28 - Myth 3. Stopping drinking abruptly when you're addicted is life-threatening
35:27 - Myth 4. If you only drink beer or wine, you're not an alcoholic
36:59 - Myth 5. Alcohol in small quantities can be beneficial
До этого пил очень много, чаще всего именно пиво.
Начал лет с 16-17 пить.
Бросил сам, так как начал понимать, что осталось совсем 🤏 чуть-чуть, и мне конец.
Вообще никогда не думал, что брошу пить, так как и не собирался бросать.
Но все же что-то во мне перемкнуло, и бросил.
Жить стало намного легче, хотя раньше я думал, что это всё бред и алкоголь никак не влияет на мою жизнь😂.
По сей день желания выпить нет, даже я бы сказал, что меня подташнивает от запаха спирта.🤢