The Brain’s Stress Switch: Why We Procrastinate, Crave Crises, and Need Exercise
The brain utilizes norepinephrine and dopamine to enhance focus, especially in individuals with ADHD, who often thrive under stress but may struggle with procrastination and self-sabotage. Chronic stress, regulated by cortisol, affects memory and energy levels, as modern lifestyles clash with ancestral activity levels. Exercise emerges as a vital solution for mental and physical resilience.
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