Brain Damaged by Pornography Most Difficult Healed

JAKARTA – Warning porno hard for the hobbyist impressions. Neurosurgeon from San Antonio, USA, Donald Hilton Jr., MD, reveal brain damage from pornography addiction in discussions to understand the terrible damage to the brain due to addiction to pornography and drugs from a review of health in the Ministry of Health yesterday.

According to experts, neuro science from Metodist specialty and Transplant Hospital, San Antonio was, in truth all addictive (addictive) effect on brain damage. For example, addiction to food (obesity), gambling, drugs, or pornography.

Only, the rate of brain damage caused by addiction to pornography is the most high. If allowed, it can cause shrinkage (shrinkage) of the brain. In the end, there was damage to the brain. Whether damage is permanent and independent medical interventions performed.

Hilton said the shrinkage of the brain can gradually return to normal as long as treatment is intense. At least it took about 1.5 years. Because, basically, the brain continues to regenerate tissue. ”Thus, a smaller brain could come back again. However, fast or slow recovery depends cases suffered addiction,”he said.

Brain damage due to addiction to food (obesity) and drugs tend to be more easily overcome than pornography.

According to him, there is a difference between a brain that is addicted to something and what does not. Brains are already addicted to having a little control mechanism to stimulation. Conversely, the brain is not yet addicted still greater control commands so as not to prevent addiction. ”So, can still be stopped,”he said.

Based on the results of research on the Hilton with his wife, of all cases of addiction, pornography is one of the most difficult. Even more than drug addiction. According to him, the majority of children and adolescents taking impressions pornography from the Internet.

Because of that input comes only in one direction or without going through the discussion and the filter from parents, children tend to receive information in a raw. In the U.S., 10 percent of young people accessing pornographic Web sites. (Kit / NW) —  [jawapos - Tuesday, March 3, 2009 ]

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