Can Masturbation addiction be reversed ?

If masturbation addiction is based on the chemical substances released into the brain during orgasm, is there anyway to reverse this, and how ? To convince your brain or mind whatever it is to stop being dependent on those chemicals ? I really need to know, badly !
Can Autosuggestion work ? What about hypnosis ? Can you replace the dependency with another chemical ?

Not enough info like Your age how long you have been doing it,it’s normal to Masturbate but not to take over your life have a chat to a Doctor could be many things lonely would not worry too much as someone has said you will get over it

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March 31st, 2010

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Tako_400

There is no such thing as an addiction to masturbation. Some guys/girls just do it more than others. You’ll grow out of it when you find a girl/guy.
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March 31, 2010 9:13 am

Angel Barbie

psycho babble… there is no such thing as masturbation addiction, its not a diagnosable condition. you just have to stop playing with yourself and get out more. or get castrated.
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March 31, 2010 9:34 am

FREDO FROG

Not enough info like Your age how long you have been doing it,it’s normal to Masturbate but not to take over your life have a chat to a Doctor could be many things lonely would not worry too much as someone has said you will get over it
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March 31, 2010 10:14 am

Lee

I’m assuming that you’re a male. Ejaculations are extemely important to male health: it can actually affect testosterone levels for example. So, while it’s true you don’t want to overdo it and exhaust the penile muscles, nerves, etc., you don’t want to underdo it either. So my opinion is don’t look to completely eliminate this but rather to control it.

Btw, Buddhist and other monks that try to completely abstain often end up with prostate stones! This is simply not natural or healthy…
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March 31, 2010 10:26 am

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