Well, except for the Tetris craving...
Playing Tetris for just three minutes can reduce the strength of cravings for food, cigarettes and alcohol, according to a study.
Psychologists say the visual stimulation provided by the computer game can reduce naturally-occurring cravings for long enough to ward them off.
They believe it could give a "quick and manageable" fix for people struggling with diets, smoking and alcohol – providing an "essential boost for willpower".
"Episodes of craving normally only last a few minutes, during which time an individual is visualising what they want and the reward it will bring. Often those feelings result in the person giving in and consuming the very thing they are trying to resist. But by playing Tetris, just in short bursts, you are preventing your brain creating those enticing images and without them the craving fades."