neurochemistry
- noun
- /ˌnʊroʊˈkɛmɪstri/
- Specialized
- Her research focuses on the impact of diet on neurochemistry and brain function.
- the neurochemistry of the brain
We're going to talk about the neurochemistry of drive and mindset.
- We're going to talk about the neurochemistry of drive and mindset.
- The problem is the neurochemistry and the wiring of your brain.
- Yeah, well, let's talk about the neurochemistry of addiction.
- But laughing for sure will change your neurochemistry.
- And it it led me to a path of studying neurobiology and neurochemistry.
- And so we don't know what's happening with our neurochemistry and our brain activity in a deep and meaningful way.
- So, so for me, in short, dreams are this world where our neurochemistry in a sense is flipped on his head.
- Fascinating neurochemistry there and speaks to the incredible extent to which the brain is controlling the genitals.
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The student wrote his biochemistry paper on emerging concepts of the neurochemistry of mental disorders.
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We're going to talk about the neurochemistry of drive and mindset.
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Motivation is also related to the neurochemistry of the brain.
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Yeah, well, let's talk about the neurochemistry of addiction.
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The problem is the neurochemistry and the wiring of your brain.
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We start off with what's the neurochemistry, the brain messengers and depression.
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Again, I refer the reader to the section of this book that discusses neurochemistry.
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We've just sorted out the neurochemistry of putting up with thirty-year mortgages.
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Recent studies have advanced our understanding of neurochemistry and its role in mental health.
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The lecture covered the effects of stress on neurochemistry and emotional regulation.
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Etymology
Neurochemistry breaks into neuro- meaning 'nerve' and chemistry meaning 'the study of chemicals', so it literally means the 'chemistry of nerves'. That's why neurochemistry is the field that studies the chemicals in the nervous system and how they affect its function.