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EP 692: Reader’s Question - Why Do I Keep Drinking When I Said I Wouldn't?
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Why do I keep drinking when I said I wouldn't? It happens to the best of us! Ever tell yourself you'd skip the drinks, then find yourself reaching for a glass anyway? You're not alone! This episode of the This Naked Mind podcast reveals the surprising science behind why we crave things, even when they don't make us feel good anymore. We'll explore how our brain's built-in survival instincts can trick us into wanting a drink, even if we know it's not the best choice. We'll also uncover the hidden dopamine triggers in everyday life that can make it even harder to say no. Join Annie Grace for a conversation that will help you understand your relationship with alcohol and empower you to make choices that feel right for you!
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