Coffee Addiction Due to Dopamine Deficiency
Jakarta, People generally regular consumption of coffee to deal with concerns, get rid of sleepiness and for the brain more concentration. But if one is addicted to coffee cafein, also will appear withdrawal signs when you stop the consumption of coffee. Caffeine is a natural chemical stimulant in the form of addictive trimethylxanthine. Caffeine is found in some drinks and different foods such as chocolate and tea, but the largest content of caffeine is in coffee. The caffeine stimulates the brain to produce dopamine neurotransmitters by occupying brain adenosine receptors. The following adenosine affects a person's sleepiness. Dopamine increases the liver situation and avoids depression. Dopamine also helps to provide motivation and role in the conscious movement of the body. Caffeine causes the body to pump up the adrenaline faster, until the body will also feel more alert after the consumption of caffeine. Caffeine can also help manage asthma attacks by increasing heart rate, and widen the bronchial tract, because adrenaline is fast-paced. However, when caffeine pumps adrenaline quickly, the hormone cortisol slowly occurs. When this cycle is often repeated, cortisol hormone content increases and causes effects such as fatigue, anxiety, anxiety, immediate growling, and lowered immune. The sign is often referred to as caffeine addiction. And when a person reduces the frequency of habits to drink coffee or stop drinking coffee though, can experience a withdrawal sign like a headache, immediately growled, depressed lightly, and mentally blurred. According to some experts, that mark will only happen if caffeine can not stimulate the brain to produce dopamine in amounts that meet or lack of dopamine. Many experts have calculated to handle withdrawal signs from caffeine addiction by boosting natural dopamine. "Natural non-essential amino acid supplements from L-Tyrosine can help you stop your caffeine consumption routine easily. This amino acid can handle dopamine deficiency, "said Donna Gates, a nutrition consultant and author of The Body Ecology Diet, as written from naturalnews, Monday (9/7/2012).
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