Nešpor K., Mattanelli O.: Lifestyle and addictive diseases

Czech version

Authors: K. Nešpor; O. Matanelli
Authors‘ workplace: Psychiatrická léčebna Bohnice, Praha ; Ředitel: MUDr. Martin Hollý ; Odděleni léčby závislostí – muži
Published in: Prakt. Lék. 2011; 91(5): 293-294
Category: Of different specialties

Overview

Addictive diseases are often associated with the lifestyle of people. Regular diet, sleep, proportionate physical activity acts as an effective protective factors. On the other hand, excessive eating and lack of fluids can induce craving for alcohol. Sleep deprivation in turn has a negative effect on cognitive and executive functions and can exacerbate addiction to nicotine. And in terms of increased risk of addictive diseases carry some sports. However considered an addictive disease as purely a matter of lifestyle would therefore not be correct.

In this paper we focus on some elements of lifestyle and their importance in the management of addictive disease

Key words:
lifestyle, addictive diseases, protective factors, risk factors.

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