Here is a quick, 2 slide visual on ways to stimulate dopamine production in a calm (or calm-ish) man
These ideas are good to add to your (or your child’s) day as frequently as possible, since frequent “dopamine breaks” can help keep dopamine production relatively consistent…(“relatively” being the key 🔑 word)✨ Science is not yet at a level to be able to measure exact amounts of dopamine production (or increases in dopamine receptors) per “activity type”, but we do know that any activity that: ~ stimulates the vagus nerve ~ taps into our interests ~ increases touch ~ gets our heart rate up
MTHFR Gene Mutation: How to Know If You Have It and What to Do
What do chronic migraines, irritable bowel syndrome, and autism all have in common? All of these conditions can be caused by a faulty enzyme called MTHFR. While it may look like an abbreviation for a curse word, MTHFR actually stands for methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase. This little enzyme plays a very important role in the body.
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