Dopamine, a key neurotransmitter in the brain, is essential for regulating a variety of functions such as movement, memory, reward, motivation, behaviours, cognition, attention, sleep, arousal, mood, and learning. Through its activity in four distinct pathways in the brain, dopamine plays a pivotal role in the complex processes that contribute to addiction, showcasing its influence on both physical and psychological aspects of human behaviour and well-being. The extensive involvement of dopamine in essential functions highlights its importance as a fundamental component in unravelling the complexities of brain chemistry and behaviour.

Dopamine disfunction is the single cause of Parkinsons disease which impacts your mobility.

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Author: G Millward