Neurochemistry of Happiness
The relationship between dopamine and serotonin levels and happiness is complex, with no single chemical signature defining well-being. While low levels of these neurotransmitters can lead to decreased mood and fewer moments of happiness, elevated levels are associated with increased motivation and a sense of possibility. Recent debates challenge the serotonin hypothesis of depression, highlighting that normal serotonin levels do not preclude the effectiveness of SSRIs in alleviating symptoms. Understanding the nuances of language and neurochemistry is crucial in exploring the psychology of happiness.In this clip
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Science-Based Tools for Increasing Happiness | Huberman Lab Podcast #98
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