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Twòp dopamine ak pa ase serotonin, nerotransmeteur yo nan chemen an "plezi" ak "kontantman" wout respektivman, enfliyanse imè nou an. Sonje, sepandan, ke plezi ak kontantman yo pa menm bagay la. Dopamine se "rekonpans" nerotransmeteur a ki di sèvo nou an: "Sa a santi bon, mwen vle plis." Men, twòp siyal Dopamine mennen nan dejwe. Serotonin se "kontantman" nerotransmeteur ki di sèvo nou: "Sa a santi bon. Mwen gen ase. Mwen pa vle oswa mwen pa bezwen plis ... ”Sepandan twòp ti serotonin mennen nan depresyon. Idealman, tou de ta dwe nan rezèv optimal. Dopamine kondwi desann serotonin. Ak estrès kwonik kondui desann tou de.
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Too much dopamine and not enough serotonin, the neurotransmitters of the brain’s “pleasure” and “happiness” pathways respectively, influence our moods. Remember however, that pleasure and happiness are not the same thing. Dopamine is the “reward” neurotransmitter that tells our brains: “This feels good, I want more.” Yet too much dopamine signalling leads to addiction. Serotonin is the “contentment” neurotransmitter that tells our brains: “This feels good. I have enough. I don’t want or need any more.” Yet too little serotonin leads to depression. Ideally, both should be in optimal supply. Dopamine drives down serotonin. And chronic stress drives down both.