dopamine

/ˈdoʊpəˌmin/
noun
  1. A chemical in the brain and body that helps send signals between nerve cells; it affects movement, mood, pleasure, and motivation.
    • When you eat something delicious, your brain releases dopamine, making you feel happy.
    • Exercise can boost dopamine levels, which helps improve your mood and energy.
    • Some medicines for depression work by increasing the amount of dopamine in the brain.
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