Brain on Dopamine. How the Work of the Main Motivation Molecule Affects Your Physical and Mental Health
Have you ever caught yourself thinking that another goal has been achieved, but the feeling of happiness never came? Or, conversely, you couldn't tear yourself away from the screen, even though you stopped enjoying it a long time ago?
Your brain... is not deceiving you; it's the dopamine system at work—a primitive evolutionary mechanism that helped our ancestors survive for millions of years and now makes us hostages to notifications, discounts, and endless scrolling.
But it's not that dopamine is a 'bad hormone.' The problem is that we don't understand it well.
This book by endocrinologist Anna Aksyonova is about how our main motivation molecule actually works. The author, relying on research from recent decades and the work of leading neurobiologists, unravels the tangle of myths that have surrounded dopamine step by step.
Your brain... is not deceiving you; it's the dopamine system at work—a primitive evolutionary mechanism that helped our ancestors survive for millions of years and now makes us hostages to notifications, discounts, and endless scrolling.
But it's not that dopamine is a 'bad hormone.' The problem is that we don't understand it well.
This book by endocrinologist Anna Aksyonova is about how our main motivation molecule actually works. The author, relying on research from recent decades and the work of leading neurobiologists, unravels the tangle of myths that have surrounded dopamine step by step.
Author: Анна Аксенова
Printhouse: Eksmo
Series: TeleVision. Inside the Body without Scalpel and X-ray
Age restrictions: 18+
Year of publication: 2026
ISBN: 9785042008542
Number of pages: 240
Size: 210х150х20 mm
Cover type: hard
Weight: 335 g
ID: 1741707
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