How To Effectively Stop Gambling Addiction?

[Heatman]

The only method that actually works is Go Cold Turkey. This phrase is frequently used in stopping addiction. It means that you should stop abruptly and never go back no matter your intensity to use it again. You will have to drive your attention on somethign else to stop addiction.

The only way you can be able to do this kind of a thing is to eliminate all that is going to bring you close to how you used to gamble because once that temptation is always in your face, you will find it very difficult to resist going back to it, but if you are able to cut everything out, you will stand a chance of stopping it.

 

[tray59]

The only way you can be able to do this kind of a thing is to eliminate all that is going to bring you close to how you used to gamble because once that temptation is always in your face, you will find it very difficult to resist going back to it, but if you are able to cut everything out, you will stand a chance of stopping it.

It's very easy to do this I think that the first factor is for you to deceased from friends that do gamble,another factor is for you to decipline your mind and stay far away from where the probability game is been given opportunity to operate.its very risky attaching passion to gambling

 

[Henrywrites]

Gambling addiction is becoming a really huge problem in many countries. The fact remains that many people struggle with this addiction because gambling is addictive, indeed. There are many people who have lost their lives in the sense that they have destroyed it completely due to this addiction. So, how to stop this evil habit?

It is never easy to stop, speaking as an ex gambler, as the temptation will always be there. However, one of the way to stop gambling is by getting involved with other busy activities. Those activities that will make you forget that you have to stake games. It is never easy for anyone to stop, but it is possible.

 

[Debashis]

To effectively stop gambling addiction, you can try seeking professional help, joining support groups, implementing self-exclusion measures, developing healthy coping mechanisms, and creating a strict budget to limit your spending.