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'''Alcoholism''' is an [[addiction]] to [[alcohol]] which borders on being at once a [[disease]] and a [[madness]]. [[Alcoholics]] are fixated to the point of [[obsession]] on the consumption of alcohol, have an [[impaired]] [[capacity]] to control this consumption, are undetered by its consequences, and are unable to think clearly and act in their own best interests in respect to it. The centrality of alcohol to an alcoholic's existence may be continual or e
'''Alcoholism''' is an [[addiction]] to [[alcohol]] which borders on being at once a [[disease]] and a [[madness]]. [[Alcoholics]] quite simply live to drink. They are [[obsessed]] by the thought of their next drink, have an [[impaired]] [[capacity]] to stop themselves from having another drink, are undeterred by the difficulties resulting from having too many drinks, are unable to reason effectively about their need to drink. The hold of alcohol on the life of a victim of alcoholicism may either relax periodically or be unflinching. It is not, in any case, easily broken.


Their [[intoxication]] or [[drunkenness]], but not their [[addiction]], may be ended with a [[neutralize poison]] [[spell]].
 
 
is [[obsessed]] with the consumption of alcohol, has [[impaired]] control over his or her consumption of alcohol, and
 
little resistance to
 
has an [[impaired]] to resist taking ability to think clearly and  to act in his or her own best interests, particular. 
 
has [[impaired]]control over his or her drinking. 
 
 
At least a degree of [[intoxication]] is, ideally, a nigh permanent state for [[alcoholic|alcoholics]]. They enjoy a [[capacity]] to cope with quantities of [[alcohol]] and with their [[intoxication]] which less practiced drinkers do not usually share. Consequently, their nigh constant [[intoxication]] is often not, at least in the short term, [[incapacitation|incapacitating]] or even by itself [[impairment|impairing]]. Nonetheless, the [addiction]] itself is a constant [[impairment]]. Their [[intoxication]] or [[drunkenness]], but not their [[addiction]], may be ended with a [[neutralize poison]] [[spell]].
 
“Alcoholism is a primary chronic disease with genetic, psychosocial and environmental factors influencing its development and manifestations. The disease is often progressive and fatal. It is characterized by impaired control over drinking, preoccupation with the drug alcohol, use of alcohol despite adverse consequences, and distortions in thinking, mostly denial. Each of these symptoms may be continuous or periodic.”


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Revision as of 02:13, 11 October 2011

Alcoholism is an addiction to alcohol which borders on being at once a disease and a madness. Alcoholics quite simply live to drink. They are obsessed by the thought of their next drink, have an impaired capacity to stop themselves from having another drink, are undeterred by the difficulties resulting from having too many drinks, are unable to reason effectively about their need to drink. The hold of alcohol on the life of a victim of alcoholicism may either relax periodically or be unflinching. It is not, in any case, easily broken.

Their intoxication or drunkenness, but not their addiction, may be ended with a neutralize poison spell.

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