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Love leaves a chemical imprint on the brain that is fueled by dopamine—even the thought of the one we love ignites the ‘feel good’ hormone.
Research shows altered neural circuits that affect eating habits in patients with chronic pain.
While we chase the dopamine spike of satisfaction, our mental health pays the price.
Sugar is everywhere. Its seductive, addictive nature not only entices but in short order holds a firm grip on our desire to have more and more.
The brain is the most energy-demanding organ, using about half of all the sugar energy in the body.
At levels considered safe for human food, a common industrial pollutant called manganese can knock honey bees off their game.
For many people, enjoying music results in noticeable physical reactions – sweaty palms or a shiver down the spine. Music can cause the release of dopamine in your body, which provides a feeling of immense pleasure and reward.
