Breaking Down the Dopamine Detox Trend

from Dopamine Detox Neuropharmacology Final Project

For my project, I wanted to explore the concept of a dopamine detox and how effective it is when looking at casual addictive behaviors and bad habits in our day-to-day lives. We are also exploring how we can improve upon our current understanding of a dopamine detox in the framework of an addiction and what we can learn from literature regarding addictive behaviors in our pursuit of improving the dopamine detox trend to be more effective!

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