Then my endorphin rush wore off and I hightailed it home, groaning in pain. |
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Imaginative and sophisticated workouts are evolving to engage dwindling attention spans or cash in on punters addicted to the endorphin fix. |
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With a final endorphin push, I managed to sample two which showed their Swiss pedigree well. |
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The runarounds also boost endorphin levels, which help counter depression and autistic introversion. |
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Strangely enough, nothing haunted me as much as that image of Frank Bruno, seeking the endorphin high of exercise without a purpose. |
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Depression, which often accompanies chronic pain, may also lower endorphin production. |
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Sensing the endorphin rush swimmers have when getting out of the pool at the end of practice and coming back next time for more! |
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If the dosage is sufficiently high, a single daily dose suffices for the methadone to bind stably to the endorphin receptors in the brain. |
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One of the chemicals in tears is a type of endorphin, a painkilling substance that the body produces. |
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His research on pancreatic and pituitary hormones of camels led to the critical discovery that lipotropin is a pro-hormone of endorphin. |
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Some people at birth have a genetic deficit, as the result of which a particular endorphin or one of the other chemical neurotransmitters manufactured in the brain does not function properly. |
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The anterior lobe of the hypophysis secretes beta endorphin and ACTH as a reaction to the insertion of an acupuncture needle. |
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Immediately following each session their endorphin levels were tested. |
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People who do an activity on a regular basis produce more endorphin. |
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Maybe the product is allowing them to be the best they can be, but we have to make sure the right product is being given to the right person with the right regime, whether that's getting an endorphin rush or running. |
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It is even a point of honor with action comics — as with action movies and action anything, like roller coasters — to leave us with only a suffusive, endorphin glow. |
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Joggers were still out getting their endorphin kicks. |
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And athletes say strenuous endeavors such as a hilly, long-distance run can produce an endorphin high that lasts many hours. |
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It relieves stress and boosts my endorphin levels, making me naturally happy. |
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Needling affects cerebrospinal fluid levels of endorphin and enkephalin, and such effects can be blocked by the opiate antagonist naloxone. |
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Among the requirements to consider any of these compounds as an opiate is the nullification of endorphin pain relief by the opioid antagonist, Naloxone. |
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Such medications are understood to affect the brain's endorphin system. |
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Enkephalin is an endorphin with similar properties to opium. |
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Endorphin and enkephalins are released, creating a euphoric effect. |
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