Pink cheeks, sparkling eyes, a little nose – at the moment when a woman has a look at a smiling baby, the generation of the dopamine in her body is rising, scientists inform. This hormone neurotransmitter is responsible for many brain functions, including learning, sleep, motivation etc. Continue reading »

Scientists at University of Fribourg, Switzerland, have recently discovered a ferment which is in charge of our mood. According to the publication from magazine “Science”, the researchers managed to identify a ferment, which increases or decreases the concentration of dopamine and serotonin depending on the time of the day. Continue reading »