addiction

“I personally don't believe there's a cure for addiction. I believe that we're always in the process of recovery. We can always get better.”

“And I always have to believe that the individual needs to take care of themselves. Otherwise you're not going to have business to begin with if you fall prey to this addiction and you give in.”

“Well, first and foremost, addiction is a brain disease. That has behavioral consequences and physical consequences and social consequences. But the bottom line is it's all up here in the brain and that's where it begins.”

“Be honest. Tell them what you see. You don't sugarcoat it.”

“And I realized that the thing that you'll, you'll realize when you're going to be in trouble from opiates is when it actually gives you energy. So it actually gave me a bit more energy to in, in drive to want to do more things like lift more weights and work o…”