Porn Addiction Top Books Part II

1. Why You Should Never Masturbate by David Baldwin

Have you ever wondered whether masturbation is beneficial or detrimental? Amidst growing concerns about its impact on health and society, this book challenges long-held views on masturbation and its effects on both mind and body.

Praised by experts in Allopathy, Homeopathy, and Ayurveda, this comprehensive guide delves into the hidden consequences of masturbation and offers insights into stopping habits like nocturnal emissions. It provides solutions to common sexual health problems, debunking myths and clarifying misconceptions

This groundbreaking book is the first of its kind to explore masturbation's broader societal impacts in such depth. Prepare for an enlightening journey that promises to change your perceptions of health and wellness forever.

2. Outwitting the Devil by Napoleon Hil

Napoleon Hill, best known for his bestseller "Think and Grow Rich," wrote another powerful manuscript in 1938 that remained unpublished for decades due to its controversial nature. In this work, Hill explores the core obstacles to personal achievement such as fear, procrastination, anger, and jealousy, which he describes as tools used by the Devil to control us.

Edited and annotated for today's readers by Sharon Lechter, co-author of "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" and "Three Feet from Gold," this book offers deep insights into overcoming these barriers using seven key principles of goodness. It’s a profound and resonant guide that empowers readers to overcome personal challenges and achieve success.

3. Easy Peasy Way

Fraser Patterson, author of EasyPeasy, originally penned a line about masturbation in 2020, which is still in the latest edition of his book. However, his views have evolved since then.

As he explained on Reddit and Discord, Patterson now believes that ejaculating causes a 12-day spike in prolactin due to its effect on dopamine, advising simply, "just quit." He describes the feeling of ejaculating as numbing and very unpleasant.

Patterson differentiates the effects of masturbation and orgasm, which spike dopamine, from those of sexual intercourse, which involves serotonin and helps mitigate negative effects.

4. Breaking Porn Addiction Through Rewiring Your Brain by Paul Crawford

Paul Crawford's book, "Breaking Pornography Addiction," offers a clear and hopeful guide to overcoming porn addiction.

It explains the science of addiction, introduces the concept of neural bonding, and provides practical strategies to change harmful patterns, not just through effort but by rewiring the brain.

This easy-to-read book is designed to empower and provide real solutions for recovery, making it a valuable tool for those looking to break free from pornography’s grip.

5. Willpower's Not Enough: Recovering from Addictions of Every Kind

"Willpower's Not Enough" challenges the common belief that overcoming addiction is just about having strong willpower.

It explains that addiction stems not from the substance or activity itself but from a deeper desire to change one's mood.

The book guides readers on how to fundamentally change their lifestyles for successful recovery, showing that true change is about more than just resisting temptation