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Inside India's Nasha Mukti Kendras: Do They Really Work?
Over 128,000 Indians received addiction treatment in 2021 through Nasha Mukti Kendras, but do these centers actually work? Our investigation reveals a complex system offering genuine hope alongside significant challenges. From government facilities serving vulnerable populations to high-end private centers, treatment quality varies dramatically. Many achieve lasting recovery through structured detox, therapy, and aftercare programs, success depends heavily on resources, staff
Anmol Jeevan
Sep 8, 202510 min read


Childhood Trauma Triples the Risk of Addiction in Adulthood. Here's Why.
The groundbreaking ACEs study revealed childhood trauma triples addiction risk in adulthood. Four or more adverse experiences increase substance abuse likelihood 7x for alcohol, 5x for drugs. Trauma rewires developing brains, creating vulnerability through altered stress response and self-medication patterns. But healing is possible through neuroplasticity and trauma-informed treatment.
Anmol Jeevan
Sep 8, 202510 min read


The Gut-Brain Connection in Addiction: How Nutrition Supports Recovery
The emerging field of nutritional psychiatry is revolutionizing addiction treatment by revealing how food directly influences brain chemistry, mood, and behavior. At Anmol Jeevan Foundation, clients discover that recovery isn't just about changing thoughts—it's about healing the gut-brain connection. With 90% of serotonin produced in the gut and chronic substance use disrupting this delicate system, targeted nutrition becomes a powerful tool for restoring neurotransmitter bal
Anmol Jeevan
Sep 7, 202513 min read


Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for Addiction: Rewiring Your Thought Patterns
CBT for addiction Published by Anmol Jeevan Foundation - Leading CBT-Based Addiction Treatment "I can't handle this stress without a...
Anmol Jeevan
Sep 6, 202510 min read


Rehab is Strength: Changing the Narrative Around Addiction Treatment in the Virar Community
In our Virar community, seeking addiction treatment still carries heavy stigma. But it's time to change the conversation: rehab isn't weakness—it's extraordinary strength. Addiction is a disease, not a moral failing. When someone chooses treatment, they're fighting for their life and family. Real courage isn't hiding problems; it's facing them. Every recovery story shared openly helps break barriers for others who need help.
Anmol Jeevan
Sep 5, 20255 min read


The 5 Most Addictive Substances on Earth—#3 is in Your Medicine Cabinet
Pills Addiction is a complex medical condition that affects millions of people worldwide, and understanding which substances pose the...
Anmol Jeevan
Sep 5, 20256 min read
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