Last Chance Wake-Up Call!

[Mystic Wanderer]

"This particular region is well-known to be involved in addiction based upon the modulation of those kinds of behaviors," said Dr. Christopher Whitlow, an associate professor of radiology with the Wake Forest Substance Addiction and Abuse Center in Winston-Salem, N.C. "The authors are showing an effect in part of the circuitry of the brain that's involved in addiction."

Thanks Ms. @"guohua".
Yes, that right there!  To say they are addicted is putting it mildly.