there isn't any dopamine in ecstasy..... it's an upper, not a downer.
*facepalm*
when wall street flourishing what effect does it has on our sociopsychiatric behavior
Biology and experience, both nature and nurture effect a persons behavior habits.
only if the individual is human or directly affects a human. in example a mountain lion as an individual jumping on a human may effect their behavior.
Greatest effect
law of effect
not to day
The effect of dopamine on the cells of the GPi is to suppress them by preventing them from firing.
Cocaine is an agonist to the dopamine receptor. Because it is an agonist, cocaine sits on the dopamine receptor, thus inducing dopamine chemicals to flood into the brain and body. Dopamine makes a person feel euphoria......
No nothing in energy drinks and no legal substances effect dopamine levels
serotonin and dopamine
Ronald A. Ruden has written: 'The craving brain' -- subject(s): Physiological effect, Pathophysiology, Serotonin, Compulsive behavior, Dopamine, Homeostasis, Substance abuse
yes
No, ecstasy does not cause brain damage or brain bleeding in any way shape or form. Prolonged usage results in lower seratonin and dopamine levels in the brain which can cause a depressed feeling.
A drug's action on dopamine is important because (to put it simply) release of dopamine/high levels of dopamine are behavior reinforcing, rewarding ("reward center" of your brain). If something you do (a behavior) has positive/beneficial/enjoyable results, then you are likely to repeat that behavior. This is key to the basis of addiction-the foundation for the subsequently altered brain pathways are being laid out as you habitually use a drug, over and over...you eventually are caught in the vicious cycle of abuse.
the release of dopamine causes pleasure, reinforcing a behavior.
Ecstasy is mostly know for increasing Serotonin levels in the synapse which it does the most. It also increases levels of dopamine, monoamine, and norepinephrine. Serotonin is associated with your mood/emotions, sleep and appetite. Antidepressant drugs ussually target and increase serotonin levels as people who are depressed have low serotonin levels. This is why ecstasy makes you happy and loving when you take it. Dopamine is what allows us to expierence pleasure or pain, This is why it is sometimes called the reward center of our brain. Low dopamine levels lead to addiction. As far as I know monomine and norpinephrine are closely related to serotonin and are also related to your mood and depression.
The dopamine levels usually increase when taking alcohol and decreases after you stop taking alcohol.