Most of us find ourselves doing things that seem foolish even to us, and that we will do again anyway. Things like frequently using an unfortunate word, popping our knuckles, or driving too fast. We would not usually think of such things as addictions but they seem to fit that description. Getting into more serious problems, we might also smoke cigarettes, have a gambling problem, become addicted to a street drug, or even to another person.
Yet, what about addictions to heroin and meth? Is there a psychological basis for these addictions too, a force that is not chemical in nature?
Whether the addiction is to a chemical or to something that is not chemical, the actual roots of addiction, the force that propels the behavior over time, turns out to be the psychological force that is present. If the chemical is not resupplied, our bodies will metabolize the chemicals over time. Tobacco smoke, for example, is metabolized in about a week, while many months may be required to metabolize heroin. The force that remains, the force that propels further use of the chemical, even after the body has metabolized the agents in the body, is a psychological force.
Subliminal Therapy is a uniquely effective way to identify and resolve those psychological forces.
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