"The Addicted Brain" by Eric J. Nestler and Robert C. Malenka

For those who have never used an addictive brain drug, it is difficult to understand why someone wants to take medicine first. People who have used drugs tell me that the high temperature when taking medicine is one of the best feelings about the world. At that moment, they were taken medicine and nothing else was important. They have no problems, no worries, no responsibility. The reality appears for the first time after the high position disappears and it will be difficult to reach them. Of course, the more drugs you use, the more drugs you rely on and the more you need to reach the same feeling.

Nestler, Eric J. "Reward Route to the Brain" Sinai Mountain Ikahn Medical University. The rear slit of the Nestle laboratory is a major site of serotonergic neurons in the brain, like the noradrenergic neurons, generally regulates brain function to regulate the body's activation state and mood I will.

In 2005, Dr. Eric Nestler wrote a groundbreaking paper at the brain midbrain remuneration center where all poisoning was described as dysfunction. Addiction is caused by natural processes inherent in intrinsic and natural processes such as happiness / reward pathways are hijacked by exogenous drugs (such as cocaine and opioids), or food and sexual survival . The same dopaminergic system includes a ventral sheath region projecting into the nucleus accumbens nucleus and other striatal protrusion centers. He states as follows. This area also includes so-called "natural addictions" (ie consumption of forced natural rewards) such as morbid eating, disease gambling, sexual addiction.

Many studies have been conducted to study the biological aspects of the relationship between poisoning and depression. Dr. Eric Nestler and colleagues at Mount Sinai Medical University conducted research on mice (2011). In his study, he studied the increased severity of depression associated with long term use of cocaine. Studies have shown that people with mood disorders, especially depression, increase with drug use (paragraph 3). Dr. Nestler and colleagues planned experiments involving mice to study the biological aspect of this relationship. Their findings were published in Neuron at Cell Press.

Regarding addictive experts, the American Association of Medical Association (ASAM) has announced a new definition of poisoning, all poisoning is a medical condition, not only "sexual addiction" exists but also that it contains the same basic mechanism as drugs Pointed out. The brain changes. Addiction. 3,000 physicians at ASAM are many addictive researchers who provide hard data, like NIDA leader MD Nora Volkow. Ph.D., Eric Nestler, MD, Ph.D. ADAM defines poisoning. Answer: "Gambling poisoning has been fully described in the scientific literature for decades, indeed, the latest issue of DSM (DSM-V) cites the obstacle of gambling to the same part of the material use barrier. Explain how symptoms are associated with beneficial behaviors, thereby making addiction equal to substance dependence