How to pronounce“endorphins”in English

Endorphins, very, very potent painkillers and very, very powerful social bonding chemicals.

Endorphins are opiates. And just to give you an example, there are about 20 different endorphins in the brain and the body.

Endorphins lower stress, protect your immune system, and even strengthen your immune system, making you strong against colds, against sicknesses or diseases.

Endorphins, that's a fancy way of saying an internal opiate, like external opiates, oxycontin, morphine, heroin.

Endorphins and anandamide, these are both painkillers.

endorphins, and serotonin.

The endorphins were not tracked down until 1975, and again, named after the drug.

but endorphins are not the best thing to help you fall asleep.

but endorphins are not the best thing to help you fall asleep.

and endorphins which underpin the flow state as well.

So we release endorphins, which gives us something similar to a runner's high.

can't measure the endorphins in people's body that easily, so they inflict pain upon people.

Get the endorphins flowing.

So it secretes endorphins.

dopamine oxytocin endorphins and serotonin I read another book recently because going back to the learn more how

anxiety activates cortisol no endorphins there so now you go into your defenses then the only thing you can do is

very good metaphor because endorphins produce there you know dopamine serotonin these sort of chemicals but there's another plant that mimics the

And those endorphins that come from that process are extremely energizing and uplifting.

Smiling releases endorphins, and who can't use a good dose of endorphins at 3 o'clock on a Thursday, right?

We know that endorphins do play a really big part of that, but here's the good news.

We know that endorphins do play a really big part of that.

It releases endorphins in your body that makes you feel stronger, makes you feel more confident, makes you feel more powerful.

It releases endorphins that allow us to endure and even triumph over negative emotions and pain.

It also might also encourage endorphins, which lower pain.

And we're sitting around with our endorphins flowing.

There are people who get endorphins when they are in spreadsheets, taking chaos, and turning that chaos into order, giving that order back to the team

That is a thing that I get endorphins from that.

Those neurochemicals include dopamine serotonin noradrenaline endorphins.

So there's about 20 different endorphins in the brain, the most common of which is a hundred times more potent than medical morphine.

One reason is that laughter releases endorphins which can increase pain tolerance.

norepinephrine, endorphins, anandamide, serotonin, and when you're with people, a little bit of oxytocin is released into the system, which

physically, by increasing endorphins and partly kind of socially and symbolically because it's making people feel that they belong in the world.

And we can trick people into secreting their endorphins with the placebo effect.

running in a circle around people-- and the endorphins and the adrenaline that result from this super, super simple game.

Dopamine, endorphins, serotonin, oxytocin.

I exercise like a crazy person for the endorphins.

but you want to be sure it's that it's endorphins instead of cortisol so you'll notice that it starts with an

neurons in my brain go oh good good good release some endorphins stay on that line there's all this going some sorry oh

we get oxytocin, endorphins, and anandamide, and some serotonin.

noradrenaline, endorphins, but it also includes what's called growth factors.

on our brains and our bodies it causes the release of endorphins are natural painkillers it lowers stress hormone levels lowers blood pressure relieves

Turns out it is really not it's really not endorphins.

getting married and doing it based on the love endorphins.

that Chris said happy chemicals but if you remember does dopamine oxytocin endorphins and serotonin so next time

another system of receptors that you might be more familiar with that are called endorphins and there a it's a

We need endorphins and oxytocin and all the great chemicals that our bodies produce for us when we have positive experiences.

The way that you're sent out into the world high on endorphins, feeling a little bit better about yourself.

When we smile, we create these natural endorphins.

And then brings in the dopamine, the endorphins, and the anandamide.