How to pronounce Dopamine in English

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which releases dopamine,

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neurotransmitter

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Which releases dopamine,

- oxytocin, vasopressin, dopamine -

The problem with dopamine

dopamine and pleasure stimulation,

However, when the dopamine plateaus,

They respond very differently to dopamine,

When dopamine - that fantastic, lustful, pleasure neurotransmitter -

What role does dopamine play in attraction?

We try to achieve a temporary dopamine high.

And that surge of dopamine keeps us awake.

We get this dopamine coursing through our mind.

dopamine is a reward chemical inside the brain.

With receptors in the brain to release dopamine.

And when dopamine is released, which is a neurochemical,

Love, romantic love, releases dopamine in the mesolimbic system.

Somebody likes me, that’s great, and dopamine is addictive.

Social media addiction releases dopamine from the brain and

That means the black stuff and it makes dopamine

We have mice that have damage to dopamine producing neurons,

You get a dopamine hit, you feel good about yourself.

You see the boxes on the right. That's dopamine and serotonin.

The abnormal accumulation of amyloid, or the degeneration of dopamine neurons

We actually get a little surge of dopamine in our brains,

By which our mind rewards us with a hit of dopamine,

This dopamine rush breeds loyalty and excitement, which in turn drives

The dopamine is what gives you that elation, the giddiness, euphoria, the

Loss of the critical neurons of the dopamine-producing neurons in the

And it's the area that has the most dopamine receptors in the brain.

When we have the anticipation of a reward, the dopamine level surges and

That surge of dopamine actually drives us to go back to Target to buy

But it's not just the dopamine system at work when we're falling in love

And when you can't make enough dopamine then you can't control movement properly some other