Dr. Rhonda Patrick is a Ph.D in biomedical science and expert on nutritional health. Her podcasts and other videos can be found at FoundMyFitness.com
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8:02 Had the same thing in grad school. Usually on Saturday mornings I would shoot up out of bed in a panic feeling like I hadn't prepared for something – a presentation, a test, etc. Then I'd realize it was Saturday and nothing was going on.
If I didn’t take Ibuprofin for menstrual pain, I wouldn’t even be able to get myself to work. Yes, I exercise regularly and my weight is under control. Will have to really look into alternatives because I’ve been concerned about the Ibuprofen as well because it takes longer than ever to work.
Listening Rhonda here one would assume that the only way body regulates excess of exogenous hormones and neurotransmitters is via production & reduction of receptors numbers. Has this been proven as the main or only way body uses to regulate excess of say endo/exogenous opiates? Until recently it has been assumed there are different ways a body could regulate such issues (eg excess of), like decreased production of hormones/neurotransmitters (In case of opioid system – endorphins), possibly also production of endogenous antagonists, and like she mentioned by regulating amount, but also sensitivity of receptors.
A common factor in paranoia – intelligence relation is ego I guess.