April 23, 2013
Exercise is considered by some people to have euphoric qualities, and
those people aren't simply addicted to the exercise itself--they are
experiencing a release of chemicals in the brain that subdues pain while
enhancing joy and happiness. According to researchers at Bryn Mawr
College, these chemicals can be released within 30 minutes of the start
of physical activity and can have a significant impact in both the joy
of exercise and your mood outside of it. In fact, according to the
Better Health Channel, exercise is an effective way to combat
depression. The key to this process is in your mind's chemicals.
EndorphinsEndorphins are released within 30 Mother of the Bride Dresses minutes
of the start of physical activity in order to bind to opioid receptors
in your brain's neurons, according to Bryan Mawr College. This blocks
the release of some neurotransmitters, which inhibits your nervous
system's ability to transmit pain impulses from your body to the brain.
This helps reduce your discomfort and pain when exercising. But
endorphins don't do this on their own--they work in conjunction with the
pleasure-inducing neurotransmitters serotonin and dopamine.
SerotoninSerotonin
levels in your brain tend to increase when you exercise, according to
the Better Health Channel. Additionally, individuals who exercise
frequently tend to have more serotonin present in their brains.
Serotonin is a pleasure neurotransmitter that affects numerous
functions, including your sleeping and awake cycles, appetite, mood
and Dresses for Weddings libido.
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Adrenaline (also
known as epinephrine) What it does: Adrenaline activates the
sympathetic nervous system, which increases your heart rate and dilates
arteries to increase blood flow to your muscles during sex. It also
causes a refractory period in which another orgasm is impossible for up
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How it makes you feel: Adrenaline makes you feel exhilarated and makes your heart feel like it's pounding out of your chest.
Phenylethylamine
What it does: Phenylethylamine triggers the release of dopamine in the
pleasure centers of the brain. This chemical is released during sex and
peaks at orgasm. Curiously, it is also one of the chemicals found in
chocolate.
How it makes you feel: You are overwhelmed Cheap Party Dresses with feelings of bliss, attraction and excitement.
Testosterone
What it does: Testosterone fuels sexual drive and aggression. It is
essential to your libido and sexual arousal. Men (and women) with a
testosterone deficiency often have trouble getting aroused and have a
lower interest in sex.
How it makes you feel: In short, you feel
turned on and sexually virile. And if you've noticed a rush of
confidence after sex, that could be increased testosterone at work.
Serotonin
What it does: Serotonin regulates your moods. Having an orgasm releases
an extra shot of serotonin to your brain, which acts as an
anti-depressant.
How it makes you feel: You feel cheerful,
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Orgasms
involve a complex interaction between three systems of the body: the
vascular system, the nervous system, and the endocrine system. They are
so complicated that it's a miracle that they happen at all. So enjoy
them and remember to have as many as possible.
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