Michael Easter and Dr. Andrew Huberman discuss how the common view of "getting dopamine hits" is not scientifically accurate, and propose a framework of "spending vs investing dopamine." Michael ...

When dopamine levels sit at typical baseline levels, we experience normative levels of motivation—enough to pursue rewards, but not an excessive drive. However, as dopamine levels rise from ...

By recognizing the power of dopamine in driving our behaviors, ... “We are wired for striving,” but it’s up to us to channel that drive in a sustainable and fulfilling way. Related Topics.

Why do some experiences feel so rewarding, while others leave us feeling flat? Well, dopamine might be responsible for that.

At the same time, dopamine doesn’t singularly drive our productivity, our mood… or anything, really. Silicon Valley optimization evangelists say that if we can hack our dopamine systems, we ...

Dopamine, known as the “feel-good” neurotransmitter, acts in the brain’s reward system, and current research suggests a group of specific dopamine neurons drives homeostatic food seeking. The Zhang ...

A study by Florida State University researchers has revealed new insights into the role our brains play in why we vigorously seek food when we are hungry, knowledge that may enhance understanding of ...