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Old 02-02-2013, 12:15 PM #29
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Did you ever do research on the dopamine raising ability of foods?
Some of the reactions you had to foods may just be a very sensitive reaction to what your body considers not good for you individually, Steve Lord. We all probably have food sensitivities and allergies (I sure do). This does not mean a certain food has anything to do for or against dopamine levels.
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