This was a great discussion, as usual. Thank you. It would be grand if someone could address, in particular, food addiction/eating disorders. I know that you've had guests who touched on this topic, but it seems no one has any real solutions. The subject seems to be glossed over. I believe dealing with disordered eating is more difficult than dealing with alcohol and drugs. We humans must eat several times a day. I know you know this, but we who deal with binging, for example, have to face the issue constantly throughout the day, which becomes a part of the problem. We can't step away from it. We can get therapy if we can afford it, but changing eating habits often involves a complete lifestyle shift. If other people live in the house, well, good luck. Disordered eating doesn't destroy lives as obviously as alcohol and drugs do. It's just this insidious thing that "eats" away at you every day, all day, three times a day, minimum. The "diet" industry has made a mint off of our struggle and provided no real solution in the end. I don't know if there's someone out there who really knows how to help. Are there protocols? Just askin'.