Glutamatergic transmission in drug reward: implications for drug addiction (2015)

Front Neurosci. 2015; 9: 404. Published online 2015 Nov 5. doi:  10.3389/fnins.2015.00404 PMCID: PMC4633516 Manoranjan S. D’Souza* Go to: Abstract Individuals addicted to drugs of abuse such as alcohol, nicotine, cocaine, and heroin are a significant burden on healthcare systems all over the world. The positive reinforcing (rewarding) effects of the above mentioned drugs play […]

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Novelty, conditioning and attentional bias to sexual rewards (2015)

COMMENTS: New Cambridge University brain study. Subjects were carefully screened porn addicts. Compared with controls, they habituated faster to sexual images. That is, their brains became less activated seeing the same image…they were more quickly bored. Thus, the novelty of internet porn drives the addiction to it, creating a circular spiral of needing more novelty […]

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I have my life back after 32 years of PMO: I feel alive, happy, healthy and ready to tackle each and every day

I got emotional this morning… after a woodie when I woke.  It’s one hell of an achievement for me not cracking one off for 3 months. I feel different, confident with myself that I have more control over what I do and think sexually. It was a well needed change for my life. I’m currently […]

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Men on pornography ‘Where’s the harm if I’m feeling lonely?’ (The Times, UK)

Jonathan Porter, 48, accountant When I was a teenager in the Eighties, I saw pornography in magazines such as Razzle and Fiesta that didn’t turn me on at all. It seemed cartoonish and degrading. I grew up thinking that pornography was bad and demeaning to women. It actually put me off sex. Then at university […]

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I feel like my older, happier, less stressed, “real” version of myself. Fear has dropped dramatically.

I thought I’d share my own experience and how I got to this point. After 90 days there are 2 main things that I believe have changed about myself. I feel like my older, happier, less stressed, “real” version of myself. Fear has dropped dramatically. Fear of rejection, fear of failing, fear of whatever. I […]

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