How to pronounce“neurochemicals”in English

Neurochemicals among their many other functions, one of them is to tag experiences.

neurochemicals yes and he also put your money on the wrong horse that's where I would I would just go like oh yeah if you're doing a job where you peak at 22

These neurochemicals, quick shorthand for how learning and memory work in the brain.

our neurochemicals. Who knows some of the neurochemicals that we have the cocktail inside our head?

interesting neurochemicals because it's it's a it's a motivator of human connection.

these neurochemicals, this uh lyic system that's motivating out into the cerebral cortex.

Those neurochemicals include dopamine serotonin noradrenaline endorphins.

of neurochemicals: dopamine, and serotonin, and noradrenaline, and endorphins.

the neurochemicals that show up in flow, so dopamine, norepinephrine, anandamide, endorphins, and serotonin, if you were to try to cocktail,

of neurochemicals. Those neurochemicals include dopamine, serotonin, noradrenaline, and endorphins.

Those neurochemicals include dopamine, serotonin, noradrenaline, endorphins.

The more neurochemicals that show up during experience, the better chance that experience is going to move from short-term holding to long-term storage.

The other things these neurochemicals do is they exist to kind of tag experiences.

And that cocktail of neurochemicals is what is giving the runners their runners high.

And that cocktail of neurochemicals is what is giving the runners their runner's high.

Another thing that those neurochemicals do is they augment the creative process.

that music accesses our neurochemicals very directly and if you teach yourself a little bit

by how can those neurochemicals act if the physical neurons and synapses are damaged?

dopamine or other neurochemicals you happen to harbor inside.

five of the most potent neurochemicals the brain can produce.

Because remember what I said about the neurochemicals, how they get triggered, how they get stimulated between us, between our brains, our two brains interacting

becomes the spatial understanding creates the neurochemicals of being able to walk and talk.

And there's one more here on neurochemicals.

So all of these are performance enhancing neurochemicals.

So Steven described the five neurochemicals and described the neuroanatomy a little bit.

That's essentially one of the things neurochemicals do, they tag experiences, "Super important, save for later."

"a wonderful bubble bath of neurochemicals." Those neurochemicals include dopamine, serotonin,

All five of these are performance enhancing neurochemicals, right.

We'll be talking about the neurochemicals and the fact that serotonin gets replenished when we sleep.

the stories we tell ourselves all the neurochemicals involved in making a thing happen all of that what's the timing

to be associated with the release of neurochemicals of the serotonin and dopamine type that do have this replenishment component i don't think one wants to be

And it's not just these three neurochemicals.

We're going to talk later about the neurochemicals involved in flow.

So the thing you need to know about all of these neurochemicals, besides the fact that they up performance, is how they impact motivation.

Neurochemicals are essentially a big tag on experience.

So flow is a gigantic dump of potent neurochemicals.

So one of the easy ways to kind of think about neurochemicals is, every internal chemical that I've just mentioned,

and give us a clue to how the neurochemicals themselves make them feel.

and the way that experiences can produce different neurochemicals, it doesn't seem too odd that sometime in the future,

A lot of this is that all those feel good neurochemicals have drained out of your system.

Again, the neurochemicals help.

So a quick shorthand for how learning works is the more neurochemicals that show up during experience, the better chance that experience has of moving from short term holding into

And that releases nitric oxide into the system to push the stress neurochemicals out and allow for those addictive neurochemicals

And what it really is is it's five of the most addictive neurochemicals the brain can produce showing up in your system

what degree you express four very broad biological systems associated with the neurochemicals dopamine uh serotonin

you are giving your brain what I like to call a wonderful bubble bath of neurochemicals.

How could the stillness have the same effect as moving your body and getting those neurochemicals going with movement?

Knowing what we now know about the way that experiences can produce different neurochemicals, it doesn't seem too odd that sometime in the future,

far away and within the body pheromone would be between two bodies neurochemicals like dopamine serotonin tend to work a little more quickly there