neurochemical in A Sentence

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    It is also, unfortunately, the most common, partly due to another Neurochemical process.

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    In a long-term relationship, true bonding is necessary, which is felt differently than the Neurochemical rush first encountered.

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    From athletes to scientists to artists, stories of the world's top performers and the cognitive and Neurochemical factors that drive their performance.

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    The hormone has been described as“an important component of a complex Neurochemical system that allows the body to adapt to highly emotive situations.”.

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    These survival behaviours are all driven by the Neurochemical dopamine, which also strengthens the neural pathways that help us learn and repeat the behaviours.

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    Serotonin influences sleep and sleep-wake cycles in many ways, and scientists continue to make discoveries about how this important Neurochemical affects our sleeping and waking lives.

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    These Neurochemical changes reduce pain, slow the heart rate, decrease anxiety, shut off the fight/flight/freeze response, regulate the autonomic nervous system, and create a sense of calm.

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    A number of experts believe that we have reduced depression, anxiety and other states of the mind into simple Neurochemical disorders, failing to address the broader psychological aspects.

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    We know other animals share with us structures in the limbic system that are important for processing emotions and also show similar Neurochemical changes when experiencing various emotions.

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    Inspired leaders would be further inspiring if they understood the neurochemistry of motivation- how praise and support can unlock the Neurochemical patterns that also cascade chemistry throughout the brain.

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    Initially this is a good thing, because it is the activation of this system that releases the Neurochemical adrenaline- and this stimulates you to get going and focus on your work.

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    While the desire to seek the reward comes from dopamine, the feeling of pleasure or euphoria from getting the reward comes from the Neurochemical effect of natural opioids in the brain.

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    As Earp and colleagues conclude,“There is now abundant behavioral, Neurochemical, and neuroimaging evidence to support the claim that love is(or at least that it can be) an addiction, in much the same way that chronic drug-seeking behavior can be termed an addiction.”.

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