"Runner's high," sexual excitement, and other complex behaviors are believed to involve which neuropeptides?
Homework Answers
Answer: Endorphins
Explanation:
Endorphins = Endogenous morphine
They are peptide hormones produced by the Pituitary gland.
They play a major role in the body's inhibitory response to
pain.
They are also responsible for the establishment of euphoric
state
Ex: Orgasm, listening to music, eating appetizing food, and
runner's high
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