All the '-olisms' of the world

Many people suffer from addiction...The most well-known and dangerous forms of dependency are : 

alcoholism /ˈælkəhɒlɪzəm/ 

drug addiction 

gambling 

Gambling may drive you into bankruptcy

Many new terms related to behavioural addiction have recently been created. Such phenomena as compulsive buying, and workaholism have been identified. 

Here is a list of the most popular forms of addiction:

shopaholism (compulsive shopping, oniomania)

shopaholic -a person who suffers from shopaholism

Shopaholism - new purchases bring short-term euphoria

workaholism (work addiction)

workaholic - a person who suffers from work addiction

overeating (=objadanie się)

exercise abuse

sugar addiction

caffeine addiction

chocoholism (=addiction to chocolate)

addiction to painkillers (=uzależnienie od środków przeciwbólowych)

tanorexia (tanning addicition)

Tanorexia causes permanent damage to your skin

bigorexia (muscle dysmorphia)

Bigorexia is an obsession with well-developed muscles

orthorexia (=obsession with healthy food)

Orthorexia is quite a new phenomenon

sex addiction

computer addiction

Internet addiction disorder (Internet overuse)

Many teenagers may develop Internet addiction

mobile phone addiction 

television addiction

How to check whether your compulsive behaviour has already turned into an addiction? 

Here are some alarm signals:

1. Getting the object of desire satisfies your needs for a short period of time. Feelings of euphoria, joy, calmness pass away very quickly, giving way to anxiety and sadness.

2. Your life revolves around your dependency...Your addiction comes to the fore, pushing your family, work, health and financial situation into the background.

3. You are able to spend your last penny on the thing you adore (video game, magazine, cosmetic products).

4. You keep thinking about the activity/thing you like; it becomes an obsession.

Glossary:

addiction/dependency - uzależnienie

to be addicted to sth - być uzależnionym od czegoś

an addict - uzależniony; narkoman 

abuse - nadużywanie, e.g. alcohol abuse

compulsive - nałogowy 

to suffer from sth - cierpieć na coś

phenomenon (pl. phenomena) - zjawisko

term - termin

behavioural - behavioralny; związany z zachowaniem

an object of desire - przedmiot pożądania

to pass away - mijać

to give way to sth - ustępować miejsca czemuś

anxiety - niepokój

to revolve around sth - toczyć się wokół czegoś

to come to the fore - wysunąć się na pierwszy plan

Can you think of any other forms of addiction?