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Endorphins make problems look smaller and make you feel better about your life.
This means happy chemicals called endorphins are made, and we experience a strong feeling of pleasure.
When you laugh, your body makes chemicals called endorphins.
Because I make such a point of getting in my workout every day, my husband has accused me of being an endorphin junkie, and he is right!
Endorphins are powerful, with painkilling and euphoric effects equal to or greater than heroin, but without any undesirable side effects.
If chemists could learn to cheaply synthesize endorphins I'm sure that millions of people would want to become addicted to them.
It is not beyond the realm of possibility that we could use genetic therapy to induce the body to produce endorphins.
Finally, some patients will experience a true placebo effect, a response that may be mediated by endorphins.
Three endogenous families of classical opioid peptides have been identified in the body: the enkephalins, endorphins and dynorphins.
Conceivably, this may have been used to release endorphins.
But this fine point of endorphins going.
Calcitonin, which inhibits bone cell turnover, also has analgesic effects,73,74 probably by stimulating the production and secretion of endorphin.
It changes catecholamine secretion and it changes various processes which go on in the brain, such as the production of endorphins.
Exercise releases endorphins and stimulates people—it is of huge advantage to everyone.
People talk about the endorphin rush, which involves natural morphine-like substances that everyone has in their brain—such substances are entirely legal and the police cannot touch people for using them.
Endorphins act as a natural pain reliever and antidepressant in the body.
Endorphins work by activating opiate receptors in the brain causing pain relief and are also correlated with causing euphoric feelings.
Endorphins are released following a stressor and result in a sense of relaxation.
Exercise and sleep are two alternative ways to help facilitate the release of endorphins.
Endorphins play a role in the reward system which may cause a chemical addiction to consistent exercise.
It is one of five endorphins found in humans, the others of which include -endorphin, -endorphin, -neoendorphin, and -neoendorphin.