Addiction category: 1829 books

If alcohol is causing you problems, then alcohol is the problem. This book is a comprehensive volume on alcoholism and its causes, prevention, treatment, recovery, and long-term maintenance of the disease for the alcoholic who still suffers and his or her family. The Alcoholism Handbook provides you...

"Chemicalism" is a new word describing the subject of “artificial chemical addiction in food and drink by humans and animals." as defined in 2013 by Simon Kadwill-Kelly a recovering chemaholic!  This true testimonial book about overcoming obesity is backed up by medical...

Join the author as he refocuses his very personal descent into addiction and with unusual clarity is able to present it and his ongoing recovery in the language of the awakening human spirit.Unlike many, this is not a story of trial and despair, but one of openness to life's many voices and a...

Here is the brutally honest account of my first two weeks of sobriety. It covers the highs and lows of a search for meaning and presence. After a lifetime of alcohol addiction, I found myself, a writer, faced with the prospect of drowning in the bottle or taking my health and sanity into my own two...

Heroin is a fascinating drug to most people.It is often referred to as the “hardest drug.” By this logic, people might start with alcohol, work up to marijuana and maybe LSD. Then they reach to cocaine or methamphetamine. And finally, at the end of the journey is heroin. But like most things about...

Do you feel powerless, distressed, incapable of overcoming the urge to light a cigarette?Have you heard about this method which has helped this writer to magically kick the habit of lighting 50 cigarettes a day in a single Day?– You should read this book in which the writer shares his remarkable...

Despite the evidence that smoking kills, there are estimated to be 15 million smokers in Britain, of which 70 per cent want to give up. Unlike any other key stop-smoking books, STOP! No Smoking Programme looks at all the available quit-techniques and helps the reader find the most suitable for them....

In her endless quest for fame and fortune, Courtney Love has lived through addictions to substances, behaviors, and celebrity itself. For almost a year, the rock icon talked to (and tweeted at) The Fix editor-in-chief Maer Roshan about Kurt Cobain; her daughter, Frances Bean; her allegations of fraud;...

Ten years ago, the former Ironworker experienced the beginning of tumultuous Kundalini awakening that flooded his being with energy, shaking him to the core. An Irish immigrant, he came to America in 2001 and worked in New York City as part of the Ironworkers union. As he struggled to comprehend the...

Smoking is one of the hardest addictions to give up, with heroin addicts claiming it is more difficult to quit nicotine than heroin. So it comes as no surprise that many people have tried, and failed, more than once to stop smoking. The more you understand your addiction, the better your...

Nicotine addictions are difficult to break. But with the tools and strategies provided in the guide, freeing yourself will become a much easier process and you will start seeing results fast! Here’s an overview of this ultimate guide:   You will be able to notice significant change...

Whitney Houston was one of the greatest singers ever. God blessed her with a voice unlike anyone before her. Whitney had the world, but something else had Whitney.  Whitney was chained to addiction.  But what caused it? Why? Why would someone who had the world in her hands need to numb herself though...

Have you ever wondered what an artist is thinking when they create a work of art? What music whispers through the trees in the background…? C. Behind the Black is the true story of an artist and her struggle to look deep into the lost chronicles of the human spirit to search for what drives...

Art Greer-Assistant to the General Presbyter, The Presbytery of New Covenant Presbyterian Church (U.S. A.) When parents came to me, having discovered their child was involved in drugs, and asked, "What in the word do I do now?", my answer was simple: "See John Cates!" It still...