Researchers have found a naturally occurring protein that gets rats addicted with no drugs at all.
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Read More… from (L) BDNF – Flipping The Brain’s Addiction Switch Without Drugs (2009)
Comments: This is for the general public, but it can be a bit technical. Nevertheless, it is one of the best and most complete articles written on addiction. 
By Eric J. Nestler and Robert C. Malenka
February 09, 2004
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Read More… from (L) The Addicted Brain – Nestler and Malenka (2004)
Comments: This is for the general public, but it can be a bit technical. Nevertheless, it is one of the best and most complete articles written on addiction.
By Eric J. Nestler and Robert C. Malenka
February 09, 2004
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Read More… from (L) The Addicted Brain – Nestler and Malenka (2004)
Comments: This is for the general public, but it can be a bit technical. Nevertheless, it is one of the best and most complete articles written on addiction.
By Eric J. Nestler and Robert C. Malenka
February 09, 2004
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Read More… from (L) The Addicted Brain: Nestler and Malenka (2004)
ScienceDaily (June 25, 2010) — Why is it that only some drug users become addicts? 
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Read More… from Addiction – A Loss of Plasticity of the Brain? (2010)
Comments: One of the latest and best reviews of dopamine’s role in addiction. Volkow is one of the premiere experts in addiction, and the current head of NIDA. 
Volkow ND, Fowler JS, Wang GJ, Baler R, Telang F.
Neuropharmacology. 2009;56 Suppl 1:3-8.
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Read More… from Imaging Dopamine’s Role in Drug Abuse and Addiction (2009)
It took me multiple attempts (and I learned from each attempt) but I have now been masturbation and porn free for six months.
The first step (I know this is cliché) is recognizing you have a problem- knowing that your chronic masturbation to porn has adversely affected your life and relationships. I could write a book on how much better my life is now.
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Read More… from 6 months – ED: It is nice to actually get aroused by little things
It has been nearly ten months since I found this site and started my reboot. I went through a phase of 4 months with no PMO, then a second phase of random PMO with some binge episodes, then the third phase was a 3 month stint with no PMO followed by a binge. Currently I am back at week two. Here’s what I have learned.
1) Porn is addictive, duh?
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One guy posted this to himself on his blog:
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Read More… from I relapsed or am in danger of relapse. (EMERGENCY MEASURES)
Rebooting is our term for the reward circuitry regaining its sensitivity. You will find numerous rebooting accounts here, and many links to accounts of porn-induced ED and recovery on the ED & Porn page.
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