Dopamine Addiction Explained | The Unyielding Power of Dopamine #dopamine #brainstimulation #mrsmart

In today's video, titled "Dopamine Addiction Explained | The Unyielding Power of Dopamine," we'll explore fascinating experiments conducted by neuroscientists on rats, demonstrating the profound effects of dopamine on behavior. Where you can explore and learn about understanding the unyielding power of dopamine and delving into the complexities of dopamine addiction.

In these experiments, researchers implanted electrodes in the brains of rats and stimulated their reward systems whenever the rats pulled a lever. The result was astonishing—the rats developed an insatiable craving, repeatedly pulling the lever for hours on end. They became so fixated that they refused to eat or sleep, persistently pressing the lever until they physically dropped from exhaustion.

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[Duman_]

YouTube is that lever. Watching hours of hours YouTube till you feel asleep of exhaustion at 4am

[swarup.singh.rajput]

bro you didnt put link properly in description...please check and provide link so we can watch full video.

[RudraCharan-fb]

Bro what happens if we stop doing all those things which gives us pleasure/dopamine. I mean what will happen if we will lack dopamine or start living without dopamine what will be the pros and cons.


Please also explain how we can increase dopamine by doing productive activities and not doing bad things even listening to music.

[The_Anonymous_God]

I have a question. How to make "work that we hate" make our source of dopamine?


Context:
I make plan. I follow it. But *sticking* to it is very unmotivational. In other words, *repition* of the same thing *everyday* is the most difficult part.

[IgweOgba]

This is definitely what sin is a bout, sins are addictive and we can’t break them without Jesus 😊