How Gambling Hijacks the Brain: The Science Behind Addiction and Recovery

By: Sosa, Michael

Gambling isn't just a pastime-it's a high-stakes battle waged in the brain. Every spin, every card, every bet triggers a cascade of neurological responses that can hijack your decision-making, blur your judgment, and pull you into a cycle that feels impossible to escape. In How Gambling Hijacks the Brain, you'll step inside the mind of the gambler and uncover the raw, unfiltered science behind addiction.

This isn't just theory. Through vivid storytelling, real-life experiences, and groundbreaking research, this book reveals how dopamine, reward pathways, and cognitive biases conspire to make gambling irresistible. You'll explore the warning signs that often go unnoticed, the psychological traps that keep people hooked, and the emotional toll it takes-not only on the gambler, but on the family, friends, and community around them.

But it's not all doom and despair. This book also offers a roadmap for recovery, grounded in science and human experience. Learn how the brain can rewire itself, how habits can be reshaped, and how a life once dominated by compulsion can be reclaimed with awareness, discipline, and support.

Whether you're a gambler seeking understanding, a loved one searching for answers, or simply fascinated by the brain's mysteries, this book will grab you, challenge you, and leave you with insights that are impossible to forget.

Dive deep, uncover the truth, and take the first step toward reclaiming control.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0G7DG78YQ
• ISBN13: 9798278863182
• Release Date: December 2025
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 62 Pages
• Weight: 0.21 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.1" x 6.0" x 9.0"