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Mother Natures Wit Serotonin ...is a chemical
messenger in the Central Nervous System (CNS) ...physiological systems it affects are: sleep, aggression, eating, sexual behavior and depression. ...Serotonin receptors located on a
neuron either inhibit or excite that neuron. ...Serotonin, when released from a neuron is either reabsorbed or broken down into a serotonin by-product. Low levels of the by-product in the bloodstream is believed to
indicate low levels of serotonin production. Depressed people show unusually low levels of the by-product. Inside This Issue Exercise Boons: Bedroom WorkoutFood for Thought:
AphrodisiacsThe Grainy Truth About
Bulgur WheatCouple's Communication:
ConflictsYour Body Beat:
PheromonesEssential Oils
Mood EnhancersParenting in the Neighborhood |
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Positive Mental Attitude & Endorphins People who have been in accidents often exhibit calm and no pain immediately following the
accident, even though they have serious injury because when released, endorphins are neruo-chemicals that are more potent, then morphine, opium, or heroin and relieve pain. Athletes who run marathons get what is termed
"runner's high" after such vigorous exercise due to the endorphins that get released. Endorphins are called mood elevators. Endorphins are a group of substances occurring in the body that naturally relieve
pain. These brain chemicals are involved in controlling the body's response to stress. Research shows that endorphins are released during exercise, orgasm and laughter. Some health practitioners are prescribing
exercise, 45 minutes, 3 times a week to help treat depression. There is no limit to how much you can laugh. Laughter is always an ice breaker with crowds and is said to be the best of medicine. -ewc |
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