TJ Power

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Typically, I feel the behavioral influence on them is the best way to go.

They're built in abundance inside our body and we can just expand and increase how much it can do so.

Yeah, I mean, I'm pleased it hasn't hit the market as like a product that everyone can take.

Like humans are low in oxytocin.

So I think if it came out as like a pharmaceutical drug, I think it would be a big thing.

So I'd rather humans desired it through actual connection with humans.

From a research point of view, it's interesting to see what happens with different scenarios.

But yeah, I'm definitely in general, like in my true nature, just more on the natural path to getting these chemicals up where it's possible.

Yeah, so dopamine is definitely super famous now.

It's probably the most famous of the four chemicals.

And...

Whilst now we kind of hear the word dopamine and we might think about social media dopamine hits, like that's a classic thing.

Oh, yeah, apparently you get dopamine off social media.

That'd be something that may be in someone's mind.

We might also think about things like cold water exposure.

That's got very popularized the ice baths and stuff.

That's another thing that can influence dopamine right at its core.

It evolved within our brain to ensure that we would enjoy the experience of pursuing hard things for our ancestors.

And I continue to refer to our ancestors because the brain did that for hundreds of thousands of years.