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'''Alcoholism''' is an [[addiction]] to [[alcohol]] which borders on being at once a [[disease]] and a [[madness]]. [[Alcoholics]] quite simply live to drink. They are [[obsessed]] by the thought of their next drink, have an [[impaired]] [[capacity]] to stop themselves from having another drink, are undeterred by the difficulties resulting from having that drink, are unable to reason effectively about their need to have that drink. The hold of alcohol on the life of a victim of alcoholicism may either be unflinching or periodic. It is not, in any case, easily broken. | '''Alcoholism''' is an [[addiction]] to [[alcohol]] which borders on being at once a [[disease]] and a [[madness]]. [[Alcoholics]] quite simply live to drink. They are [[obsessed]] by the thought of their next drink, have an [[impaired]] [[capacity]] to stop themselves from having another drink, are undeterred by the difficulties resulting from having that drink, are unable to reason effectively about their need to have that drink. The hold of alcohol on the life of a victim of alcoholicism may either be unflinching or periodic. It is not, in any case, easily broken. | ||
Their [[ | Their [[inebriation]], but not their [[addiction]], may be cured with a [[neutralize poison]] [[spell]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:04, 13 October 2011
Alcoholism is an addiction to alcohol which borders on being at once a disease and a madness. Alcoholics quite simply live to drink. They are obsessed by the thought of their next drink, have an impaired capacity to stop themselves from having another drink, are undeterred by the difficulties resulting from having that drink, are unable to reason effectively about their need to have that drink. The hold of alcohol on the life of a victim of alcoholicism may either be unflinching or periodic. It is not, in any case, easily broken.
Their inebriation, but not their addiction, may be cured with a neutralize poison spell.