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Dallas Bragg, a chemsex recovery coach, explains how cravings work: a cue triggers a feeling, a thought, then a behavior, all on autopilot. When aroused, your prefrontal cortex shuts down. To break the cycle, rehearse a "Plan B" response to specific triggers like app notifications or familiar locations until the new pathway becomes automatic.

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