addiction

The Human Brain has does not possess a reward system

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Humans invented addiction by finding ways to stimulate the brains reward system.

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The Limbic System is the humans brain's reward center.

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Inhibitory Neurons release addictive chemicals and are directly related to addiction in the brain.

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Dopamine has very little to do with chemical addiction.

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Dopamine and other "reward chemicals" can create a memory loop leading people to seek experiences which release more dopamine.

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The brain will try to balance dopamine production by trying decreasing the number of receptors (neurons) if there is an excess of dopamine being produced.

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No drugs imitate or mimic dopamine, they only increase its production.

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Addicts crash because they can no longer correctly absorb dopamine due to the drugs/behaviors chemically restructuring their brain.

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Behaviors stimulate the same reward chemicals in the brain and drugs.

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