Understanding Gambling Addiction and Its Impact

The average amount of debt people who gamble are in, is around 90,000K per year!

According to UCLA Health, Gambling is cognitively similar to drugs such as cocaine,

heroin, nicotine, and alcohol. (Gasp) Here are some things you

should and should do. Never bail out the gambler, expect immediate

recovery, exclude the gambler from family life and activities, lecture,

or allow yourself to lose control of your anger, and treat the gambler as someone immoral.

If you are dealing with this addiction, you should avoid isolation, distract yourself

with other activities, and reach out for support. Studies show that about 40% of people