Understanding Pornography Addiction: What Science Says

Pornography addiction is a topic that neuroscience has studied with growing interest over the past few decades. Research shows that frequent pornography consumption activates the same reward circuits in the brain as addictive substances, releasing large amounts of dopamine.

When a person consumes pornography repeatedly, the brain begins to develop tolerance. This means more and more stimulation is needed to achieve the same pleasure response. This cycle can lead to increasingly frequent and intense consumption.

The good news is that the brain has an incredible ability called neuroplasticity. This means that just as the brain adapted to pornography consumption, it can also readapt when a person stops. Neural circuits can be reorganized and strengthened by new healthy habits.

Studies published in journals such as the Journal of Behavioral Addictions show that people who commit to a structured recovery program demonstrate significant changes in brain patterns in periods as short as 90 days.

This is why Firmo90 adopts the 90-day model. This period is sufficient for significant neuroplastic changes to occur, creating new neural pathways that support healthier habits and a fuller life.

Recovery is not only possible, it is scientifically proven. Each day of progress strengthens new pathways in the brain, building a stronger foundation for lasting freedom.