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    Understanding Memory enhancers and ethical issues regarding their use Shubham Sinha SID: 22342523 Drugs and the Brain Alina Liberman Section: Tu 10-11 Nootropics or memory enhancers as they are called are drugs that are supposed to increase or enhance a person’s ability to learn‚ memorize or understand patterns. There are several methods of cognitive enhancement For instance; education is a form of memory enhancement. An educated person who has gone through he stages of institutionalized

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    For decades‚ psychologists have devised many treatment regimes for schizophrenia patients‚ with varying degrees of success and effectiveness. There have been great obstacles in their efforts‚ mainly due to the fact that patients of schizophrenia lack insight into their impaired conditions. Often patients refuse treatment of any kind because they do not perceive any mental illness associated with their behaviour. In particular‚ individuals suffering from paranoid schizophrenia regard therapy as

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    patients have parts of there hippocampus missing. Genetics‚ meaning that you inherit a genetic pre-disposition to depression or some other mental illness as someone in your close family had that mental illness‚ or down to neurotransmitter (serotonin‚ dopamine...) imbalances in your brain leading to mental illnesses such as depression (low serotonin levels). There is a large amount of evidence to back these assumptions up. Firstly in support of the theory that some mental illnesses are caused by physical

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    Schizophrenic Model

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    (AP) drugs are designed to reduce the effects of the neurotransmitters which are believed to be the cause. There are two forms of AP drugs: conventional and atypical. Conventional AP drugs‚ such as phenothiazine‚ can reduce the amount of available dopamine receptors by blocking them; drugs such as chlorpromazine reduce acute positive symptoms such as

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    Adderall Abuse in Students

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    frontal cortex‚ fails to execute properly‚ then the person experiences a lack of focus and inability to finish a task or concentrate on the task at hand. Adderall produces a certain neurological stimulant known as dopamine‚ which inhibits the re-uptake of a certain neurotransmitter known as dopamine into synapses of the transmitting

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    body parts that trigger the brain and it’s unstoppable. Research study shows that this disease comes from a nerve cells in a area of the brain. It is chronic cause by a decrease in production of dopamine in the body. This Neurotransmitter Dopamine is cause for the body’s smooth muscle movement. When Dopamine no longer produced by the body this disease start to shows its symptoms. Some researchers say that this disease cause from genetic and some environmental factors. Also drugs and toxins cause this

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    4.3. Interactions between nicotine and baclofen Activation of nAChRs within different areas of brain enhances release of several neurotransmitters including: glutamate‚dopamine‚norepinephrine‚ serotonin‚ ‚gamma amino butyric acid(Wonnacott‚ 1997)‚ (Benowitz‚ 2008) The regulation of releasing these neurotransmitters which is induced by nicotine`s effects depending on various postsynaptic receptors‚ is the usual mechanism by which nicotine modulates behavior (Benowitz‚ 2008).As we mentioned above

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    – you are on alert as you are driving (Sleep cycles‚ alertness and aurosal) Thalamus – Information received and sends out (Decides where to send info) Look in above Norphinerine – Eating‚ behaving‚ appetite Serotonin – mood‚ emotional states Dopamine – Alertness‚ motor control over voluntary movements GABA – inhibitor of action Glutamine – Memory Scenario 1 Tim Tebow‚ star quarterback for the Gators‚ is playing in the National Championship game during the 4th Quarter‚ game tied. His team

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    Lamar Odom Case Study

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    NAME OF FAMOUS PERSON: LAMAR ODOM Lamar Odom was an NBA star who was famously married to Khloe Kardashian. Lamar had a very promising career in the world of basketball‚ playing for the then best Los Angeles Lakers. NAME OF DRUG(S) USE: Lamar Odom was involved in the illicit use of cocaine and “other prescription” drugs‚ one of which was highlighted as ‘herbal Viagra’ which is a sexual performance enhancement drug. EFFECTS OF COCAINE ON THE BODY In the United States‚ Cocaine is legally considered

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    Is Addiction a Disease?

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    made to solve every problem. Scientifically‚ so called addictive activities trigger a release of dopamine‚ which is the reward feeling you have when you accomplish something. Not only do household activities such as fixing a leaky pipe‚ or cleaning up a room trigger this release‚ but also simple events such as reading the comics every Sunday morning. Many scientists claim it is the release of dopamine which triggers the brain disease‚ but all rewarding activities are followed by this. This is actually

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