Dopamine: The Brain Chemical Of Desire
- Discovered in 1957, Dopamine is one of 20 major neurotransmitters, brain chemicals that communicate between nerves and cells.
- In the 50s the chemical was associated with physical movement, which changed 30 years later when new experiments proved it to be associated with mental stimulation, addiction, desire, sex drive and ambition.
- Dopamine is crucial for movement control, memory, mood, cognitive activity, sleep and attention.
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