MDMA uniquely increases levels of dopamine and serotonin in the brain, which may be beneficial for treating trauma and PTSD.

The nervous system can produce a pharmacy of chemicals based on a person's intention and emotional state, leading to profound internal changes.

To increase dopamine release, one can practice subjective rewards through thoughts, actions, or even certain drugs, but caution is needed with substances like cocaine and methamphetamine due to their addictive nature.

The nervous system can produce a pharmacy of chemicals that work better than any drug, and this transformation is all within you.

Neurochemicals like dopamine and endorphins are linked to emotions and can be triggered by external substances, but our brain produces them naturally in flow states.

Most people are not familiar with using behavior to increase their endogenous release of neurochemicals that enhance arousal and attention, often relying too much on pharmacology instead.

Extending the positive phase of dopamine release while blunting the pain response can lead to greater happiness and motivation in pursuing long-term goals.

I don't believe addiction treatment will ever be solely pharmaceutical, as it can degrade other life aspects.

Programming biology goes beyond drug development; it involves understanding how hormones can influence thoughts, feelings, and behaviors in powerful ways.