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The question of whether addiction is a disease has long been debated by medical professionals, psychologists, policymakers and the general public. Addiction is often misunderstood, which can lead to stigma and misconceptions about those who suffer from it. 

What is Addiction
Addiction is a chronic, recurrent condition characterized by compulsive use of a substance or repetition of a behavior, despite its harmful effects. Addiction can involve substances such as alcohol, drugs and nicotine, as well as behaviors such as gambling, eating and Internet use.

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Recognizing addiction as a disease has important implications for how we approach treatment and recovery. Treating addiction is complex, but recovery is not impossible. It requires a holistic approach that includes both medical and psychological support. Effective treatment methods we offer at Montgó Lifestyle for addiction can be read further on our Private Care and Detox Care pages. For example, alcohol addiction requires medication. This can also be used to reduce withdrawal symptoms and reduce the chances of relapse. For questions, you can always contact us.

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At Montgó Lifestyle, we believe in the power of personal attention and customised recovery programs. Whether you seek in-depth support, are interested in our unique approach, or simply want to learn more about how we can help you or your loved ones - our team is ready to welcome you.

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Want to learn more about our treatment methods? Visit our contact & FAQ page for an overview of some of the questions that may come to mind. Of course, you can also call us for more information.