Suboxone Doesn’t Heal Your Brain

Jiu Jitsu is a game of space.

Sometimes you create space and sometimes you want to close the space. The choice depends on the position you’re in at the time.

Now, don’t worry, I’m not going to bore you with a lot of details here but there’s a point I’m trying to make…so stay with me.

Let’s talk about frames.

A frame in jiu jitsu is a way to make space and a way to keep your opponent from closing space.

You can frame with any part of your body: knees, arms, etc.

There are specific ways to frame that helps keep your opponent from getting a more dominant position.

Think of it like this: They can’t submit you if they can’t reach you.

Frames give you space and time to open up opportunities for you to get the more dominant position. And this is the key point. Because frames themselves don’t do anything, you have to use the frame to then move to a better position.

Suboxone is a frame.

It doesn’t fix your addiction.

It doesn’t heal your brain.

It merely creates the space and time for you to create changes that allow you to get the more dominant position in your life.

So how do you heal your brain?

Simple..

You stop poisoning it.

You start feeding it real food.

You get exercise daily.

You get outside more.

You create more.

And as your body heals, so will your brain.

The more space you have between you and your addiction, the more dominant position you’re going to have to win the fight.

That doesn’t mean it’s going to be easy.

But nothing worth doing ever is.

Good luck and Godspeed.