Our generation is a privileged one for many reasons We are living through seemingly profound and seismic changes, both environmental and socioeconomic

Imagine not wanting to eat Actually imagine being disgusted by food

"Hey, its time to shut the computer down," you hear a voice coming from the other room There was a time you used to respond and care, but the was a long time ago

There is no doubt that believing in something greater than ourselves will lead a person to be more humble and at peace Faith is never a negative thing, yet the following question remains to be answered

The prescription was almost out and Jim knew he wouldn't be able to get another fill from his doctor He didn't think he was addicted, but he wanted the euphoria to continue

As more and more people not only become interested in healthy eating, switching their diets from animal protein to vegetarian, vegan, or even raw foods, there is a minority of people who not only get carried away with their new found dietary plan, but in fact fall into the grip of the world's strangest eating disorder – Orthorexia Nervosa

Quiet, insular, and lacking confidence are not traits people usually associate with alcoholics After all aren't the alcoholics those people that are social, loud, exhuming confidence and all the while consuming more and more alcohol

You eat a tuna sandwich Then a milkshake

"I used to think coffee wasn't addictive or my one liter bottle of cola wasn't addictive Then came the day my doctor told me to quit, because my heart rate had been driven sky high from all the caffeine I was drinking

Imagine waking up one morning and realizing your prescription for Percocet has just run out, yet instead of feeling the typical relief in finishing a prescription—this time you want more At first the cravings are subtle, yet make no mistake about it they are there, dragging you towards an addiction to Percocet