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Inside the brain a pleasure-inducing chemical called dopamine is released when we fight.

Pleasure-inducing compounds such as cocaine trick the brain into thinking this is a behavior that should be repeated.

The "eureka" moment of problem-solving increases the level of dopamine, a pleasure-inducing chemical, in the brain.

It links the penetration of ultraviolet rays to the release of pleasure-inducing endorphins in the brain.

The drugs that hook you most powerfully do their work by mucking about with the pleasure-inducing brain chemical dopamine, but modafinil doesn't go there.

Dopamine is, well, doping, a pleasure-inducing chemical while serotonin affects our moods, a mild version of drugs like Prozac.

Krazy then fires his pleasure-inducing bullets which excites the heads-of-state into a jig as well giving them friendly perception of each other.

A 2008 study published in the journal Psychopharmacology found that when mice display aggression, their brains are rewarded with dopamine, a pleasure-inducing neurotransmitter.

The carryall contained several thousand sticks of sub rosa, a pleasure-inducing chemical that was prized by the soldiers stationed on the ships at the front.

The reward-seeking brains of teens may lead them to experiment with pleasure-inducing substances like drugs and alcohol, which are especially dangerous for this age group, scientists say.

When people reach this Lastday they report to a Sleepshop in which they are willingly executed via a pleasure-inducing toxic gas.

In the lifelong struggle for moral superiority, problems that bedevil your adolescent opposites send pleasure-inducing dopamine surging through your brain.

It's a discussion of brain chemistry: Viewing pornography is like pushing a button in the brain that releases four pleasure-inducing chemicals -- so you feel good.

After infusing her brain with the analgesic and pleasure-inducing effects of oxytocin every few hours when she nurses her baby, a mother is suddenly cut off from her supply when not breastfeeding.

Even before chocolate was a known aphrodisiac (it contains the chemical phenylethylamine, a stimulant that the brain releases when people fall in love) the church, suspicious of its pleasure-inducing qualities banned nuns and monks from ingesting it.

His most valued training tools are his round pen, a cotton lead shank, an acute understanding developed from observing predators and prey animals and his ability to use the horse's endorphin system to stimulate pleasure-inducing hormones.

Opioid dependent individuals have different responses to even low doses of opioids than the majority of people, although this may be due to a variety of other factors, as opioid use heavily stimulates pleasure-inducing neurotransmitters in the brain.

While this later version of the Matrix is not a paradise-like reality in the literal sense, it may be argued that it is a lot like a pleasure-inducing Experience Machine, since Cypher is given the opportunity to have a prominent position of power and wealth in this new simulation.