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Jan 25Liked by Gary Sharpe, Lilian Sjøberg

I love this post! If more people understood what dopamine feels like when it is naturally released, they could improve their health in so many ways. It is key to maintaining good eating habits. Stress eating is a corrupted dopamine response. By finding activities that allow you to relax and repair, you can tune into your innate signaling system that provides a sense of well-being. You can reconnect to your body so you are one in purpose.

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Wonderful comment

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Jan 25Liked by Lilian Sjøberg, Gary Sharpe

I really commend you for taking your health into your own hands in such a deep way. This also looks like it could be very helpful to me, as someone with adhd and fibromyalgia

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Yes I think so, especially as both adhd and fibro are sometimes also cast as "dopamine deficit" issues.

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Jan 26Liked by Lilian Sjøberg, Gary Sharpe

Thank youGary for the shining beacon of light.diagnosis is definitely not helpful.

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Jan 30Liked by Gary Sharpe, Lilian Sjøberg

This is what I am feeling. This makes sense to me.

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Thanks, Gary. Good info that's also practical and offers real help. Makes a lot of sense.

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Yes. Yes. Yes.

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Jan 29Liked by Gary Sharpe

This is the same thing I concluded after raising 2 kids that had illnesses. Basically, kids live in fight or flight mode. Enhanced by emotions and imbalances. I would go in to some major players that cross blood brain barrier...but already am paying dearly for stating my beliefs...

.so I will stay quiet.

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Jan 30·edited Jan 30Author

No need to stay quiet hear. Such info is valued in my substack area!

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