It's not that you have biological, quote unquote, alcoholism. It's that there are alcohol-related

factors in your biology that matter. Welcome to the Ignited Recovery podcast, a new way forward

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All right, everybody, welcome back to one of our fun conversational piece we do sometimes here on

Fridays.

The reason I bring people on is to talk about aspects that I need support with.

I don't know everything.

Nobody knows everything.

We all need friends who know things that we

don't to help us. And Jeff is one of those people. And the conversation we're going to have today,

to me is really, really interesting. I got my PhD in psychology. I studied behavioral neuroscience

as one of the main areas. And so biology was obviously a very big piece of the equation. But I got to

say it was a big piece of the

conversation from a very deterministic standpoint. So the ideas around addiction were traditionally

in society, these addictive genes. And so you have the alcoholic gene or you don't. And or your brain got so changed and altered by your

drugs and your addiction, or maybe you were even born this way, that now you're stuck as an

addict because you're, you've completely altered who you are as a human being and you'll never

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