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Author name: Dr. Sujatha Nair

A Bachelor in Homoeopathic Medical Science from Mumbai with a Post Graduation from The Hahnemann College of Homoeopathy – London. In clinical Homoeopathic practice since the year 2000. She has been working in the field of Addiction since the year 2005. A Post Graduate in Counseling practices she uses her skills as a physician and counselor in treating her clients. Also a Diploma Holder in the science of Yoga and Sanskrit from the Mumbai University. A meditator herself, she blends Yoga , Homoeopathy and meditation into the treatment of Addiction and its underlying ailments. Dr. Sujatha Nair as is evident, is passionate about the Vision of Anatta Humanversity, of Paving a Path towards a Life beyond Substance Abuse . Instagram LinkedIn

Denials- The Stumbling Blocks in Addiction

The dictionary definition of Codependency is excessive emotional or psychological reliance on a partner, typically one with an illness or addiction who requires support.Read here to know more about the Codependency !! Just as there are denials in those addicted to a substance regarding their addiction, so are there denials in Co dependents most times far more

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Women and Substance Abuse: Health Risks, Pregnancy & Recovery

Women and substance abuse are clinically significant and evolving public-health concern that requires gender-specific understanding and intervention. While substance use disorders affect all populations, extensive clinical evidence shows that women experience faster progression from use to dependence, greater biological harm, and a higher psychosocial burden compared to men. These differences are closely linked to emotional

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Prohibition in India: A Controversial Approach to Curb Alcoholism

Mahatma Gandhi was the primary advocate of prohibition in India, considering alcohol a social evil that eroded individual and societal values. Despite his strong stance, prohibition remains a debated policy in the country. Presently, prohibition exists in Gujarat, Nagaland, parts of Manipur, and Lakshadweep. However, its effectiveness in curbing alcoholism remains questionable. Gujarat: A Case

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