Alcoholism Is Not a Disease
An interview with Dr. Stanton Peele. Produced and directed by Patrick and Andrea Bergin. Copyright First Vision Productions 2003.
An interview with Dr. Stanton Peele. Produced and directed by Patrick and Andrea Bergin. Copyright First Vision Productions 2003.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (MMD Newswire) August 24, 2011 -- In his book, "Stay with Me" (ISBN 1460913787), Anderson Spickard Jr. tells how he spent the years between the 1950s and '90s devoted to patient care in internal medicine, where he experienced what he calls "the miracles of diagnosis and treatment."
Through an entertaining combination of humor and emotion, Spickard gives an account unique to his specialty in infectious disease and addiction, and the manner in which he relates to his patients. His anecdotes stress the importance of understanding a patient's condition; seeing patients in their own, familiar environment helps, Spickard says.
An ideal guide for medical students and an intelligent story for the general public, "Stay with Me" smartly criticizes modern medicine's reliance on technology and praises the power of the individual doctor to approach his patient on a personal level. Spickard also addresses the diseases he encountered in training and offers insight into the general practice of medicine.
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Doctors are warning that increasing numbers of young people are developing alcohol-related disease.
Alcoholism Disease And Alcoholism Physical Symptoms. Alcoholism disease and alcoholism physical symptoms should be understood if there's concern about alcohol abuse. Alcoholism disease can be defined
These is How Alcoholism Disease Develops. The question of why people abuse alcohol Does arise in our minds alcohol is a mood elevator. Drinking alcohol elevates the mood by releasing serotonin and
Alcoholism Disease Progressive and Degenerative . Alcoholism is recognized by professional medical organizations as a disease than is chronic progressive and even fatal. The alcoholism disease is
The craving that an alcoholic feels for alcohol can be as strong as the need for food or water.
If you belong to a cult… errr… I mean AA it is a disease.
If you are a rational thinking individual it is an addiction. A miss under stood addiction. Scientific studies by unbiased groups have shown that the majority of people classified as “alcoholics” are in all actuality over indulgers and show no real form of addiction.
Don’t get me wrong, alcoholism is real and dangerous. Over indulges is just childish behavior by adults acting as children.
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The AMA recognizes it a disease… but it widely debated in the community as to whether it is or not.
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Doctor's memoir recounts dramatic stories, life-changing lessons He is a member of the Emeritus Faculty in Internal Medicine and Psychiatry at Vanderbilt Medical Center, and the author of multiple articles on infectious disease and alcoholism diagnosis and treatment as well as "Dying for a Drink: What You and Your |
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