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Old 06-07-2012, 08:38 AM #1
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that is one happy guy! and he says ....its not that dopamine produces happiness ....but that happiness produces dopamine.
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I reckon he's right about that too. If dopamine on its own made people happy, folks on l-dopa would be a lot more content than they are. And I've often observed how my symptoms abate when joy makes its presence felt.
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