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Principales funciones

by JOSÉ FRANCISCO MARTÍNEZ CRUZ
1

Se relaciona con el placer, la recompensa y la motivación. También participa en las adicciones.

2

Regula el estado de ánimo, el sueño y el apetito. Bajos niveles se asocian con depresión.

3

Participa en la memoria, el aprendizaje y el movimiento muscular. Se relaciona con el Alzheimer.

4

Es el principal neurotransmisor inhibidor del cerebro y ayuda a producir relajación.

5

Es el neurotransmisor excitador más abundante del cerebro y participa en el aprendizaje.

6

Se activa en situaciones de alerta, estrés y atención.

7

Conocida como la “hormona del amor”, relacionada con el apego y las relaciones sociales.

8

Se libera en situaciones de dolor intenso y produce sensación de bienestar.

9

Regula el ciclo sueño-vigilia y se libera principalmente por la noche.

10

Participa en reacciones alérgicas y también en la regulación del estado de alerta.

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