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Can Weight-Loss Drugs Make You Fall Out Of Love? The Science Behind The Viral Ozempic Theory
As millions begin using weight-loss drugs, a new question is surfacing online and in medical discussions: could these medications also influence romantic desire or intimacy?
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Can Social Media Addiction Trigger Alzheimer's? Neurologist Weighs In
Excessive use of screens affects sleep and attention span and contributes to anxiety, depression, and a reduction in real-world social interactions
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Trying To Quit Smoking? This Ayurvedic Infused Water May Support Your Journey
Nutritionist Shweta Shah shares an Ayurvedic infused water with Tulsi, mulethi, and butterfly pea flower that may support your body and calm the mind while quitting smoking - a gentle, natural aid, not a cure.
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Understanding Dopamine: Why Pleasure Can Become Addiction
Dopamine drives our pursuit of pleasure, but technology and habits can disrupt it. Learn how to boost it naturally and stay balanced.
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Justin Baldoni's Addiction Revealed Amid Blake Lively Lawsuit: "Introduced To Porn..."
The 40-year-old actor stated that he would turn to porn as a coping mechanism when feeling alone, abandoned, or hurt, as it provided a temporary "dopamine rush".
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Sugar: What Happens When You Leave It Entirely? Benefits Of Quitting Sugar Decoded
Did you know that quitting sugar can help you have lesser mood swings? Read here to know more benefits of quitting sugar, why it is so difficult to leave sugar, and the changes your body experiences when you leave sugar.
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Is Sugar Really Addictive?
Sugar has psychological effects too. It plays with serotonin and dopamine and makes us 'feel good'.
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Feeling Depressed Or Hopeless? Check With Your Brain, Not Heart
Have you started feeling depressed or moody while in love, lacking focus or motivation to finish a task at work or finding yourself addicted to shopping or even gambling? Do not just blame sudden impulses or your stars - at the axis of such deviating behaviour are two key naturally occurring chemicals in your brain: dopamine and serotonin.
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Can Weight-Loss Drugs Make You Fall Out Of Love? The Science Behind The Viral Ozempic Theory
As millions begin using weight-loss drugs, a new question is surfacing online and in medical discussions: could these medications also influence romantic desire or intimacy?
-
Can Social Media Addiction Trigger Alzheimer's? Neurologist Weighs In
Excessive use of screens affects sleep and attention span and contributes to anxiety, depression, and a reduction in real-world social interactions
-
Trying To Quit Smoking? This Ayurvedic Infused Water May Support Your Journey
Nutritionist Shweta Shah shares an Ayurvedic infused water with Tulsi, mulethi, and butterfly pea flower that may support your body and calm the mind while quitting smoking - a gentle, natural aid, not a cure.
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Understanding Dopamine: Why Pleasure Can Become Addiction
Dopamine drives our pursuit of pleasure, but technology and habits can disrupt it. Learn how to boost it naturally and stay balanced.
-
Justin Baldoni's Addiction Revealed Amid Blake Lively Lawsuit: "Introduced To Porn..."
The 40-year-old actor stated that he would turn to porn as a coping mechanism when feeling alone, abandoned, or hurt, as it provided a temporary "dopamine rush".
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Sugar: What Happens When You Leave It Entirely? Benefits Of Quitting Sugar Decoded
Did you know that quitting sugar can help you have lesser mood swings? Read here to know more benefits of quitting sugar, why it is so difficult to leave sugar, and the changes your body experiences when you leave sugar.
-
Is Sugar Really Addictive?
Sugar has psychological effects too. It plays with serotonin and dopamine and makes us 'feel good'.
-
Feeling Depressed Or Hopeless? Check With Your Brain, Not Heart
Have you started feeling depressed or moody while in love, lacking focus or motivation to finish a task at work or finding yourself addicted to shopping or even gambling? Do not just blame sudden impulses or your stars - at the axis of such deviating behaviour are two key naturally occurring chemicals in your brain: dopamine and serotonin.
