But I really wasn't quite finished listening to you talk about recovery. Tell us the elements of a good treatment program. We have spent considerable time studying people who have successfully recovered, both in treatment programs and on their own, and there seem to be some common themes. Some regular program of exercise seems to be critical. These are all things that bring meaning to our life and change our direction.
Spiritual commitment seems to be important.
I don't necessarily mean religion, but some way of getting outside yourself and into a larger scheme of things seems to be vitally important. People who have recovered on their own seem to have stumbled across, with trial and error, these elements of a treatment program. And professionals seem to have found a way of building these into a treatment program. I know we are getting to questions, but give us a quick response, Steve. One of the things is that in adapting to the sledgehammer of drugs, the brain loses its intrinsic ability to find meaning in life, to find pleasure.