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If you've been searching for empowerment, triumph, and purpose, you've found them right here.

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I'm Dr. Adi Jaffe and I can't wait to be your guide on this journey.

Are you ready to become an ignited hero? Hello, everybody, and welcome to this episode of the Ignited Recovery Secrets podcast.

I'm so, so excited to present today's episode to you.

As you know, if you've been listening to the podcast for a while,

or if you've read the Absin-Smith book, I talk a lot about the fact that I see four factors responsible for most

people's addiction struggles, and those are biology, psychology, environment, and spirituality.

And there are a lot of different ways that we can intervene in the biological component. There's

medication and things of that nature. I've talked about

biofeedback and neurofeedback before, nutrition and all the other things that can create change in

your biology. And today we're going to meet a founder of a company that really deals with more

of that biofeedback, neurofeedback, but in a very cool, very active way, device that helps people

with anxiety and sleep. Now, some people might say anxiety and sleep are not addiction, but I can tell

you that for so many people who I've helped over the years, they are a massive part of the

problem. So a lot of people can't sleep because of their anxiety and then they start drinking or using other drugs to help them sleep. And then they end up with an alcohol problem,

whereas actually if you look back at their history, the original problem was really anxiety and

sleep and they ended up treating it with alcohol or drugs and then got dependent on those.

So I think as usual, as you probably heard me talk about, over and over on here,

if you treat the core problem, oftentimes the addiction can go away by itself.

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