Addicted to dopamine

[@1TimothyFourTen]

It's impossible to not love this woman, Anna Lembke. I cannot wait to get her book. I just ordered it.

[@30MinsGaming]

The honestly, simplicity and ease of communication of this woman is out of the charts, definitely someone to listen hours from, learn from, amazingly human being. One to listen carefully amongst the noise of KZbin, which unfortunately is a lot, like all social medias.

[@1TimothyFourTen]

@@30MinsGaming Indeed! Everything you said! Thanks for your reply !

[@rachaellouise2666]

I really appreciate the interviewer here. She asked Anna questions that haven't been asked in other interviews and you could tell she was really engaged in the conversation. Really informative, thank you.

[@angonuts7492]

the dopamine spikes in the interviewer's brain every time the psychiatrist said " great question" lol. Her questions were really good tho! Great interview .

[@monarkshah3496]

Amazing interview!! Great job by the interviewer to let Anne expand and explain all her points.

[@Mitaboo8989]

I just purchased your book, Dr. Lembke. I can't wait to read it. Knowledge is power. I hope this will help me understand addiction better.

[@raginald7mars408]

.. as a German Biologist - from my own experience and life long observations it is our systemic Over Rewarding “too Much! Is never Enough!” - Mick Jagger, 1982... The Asketic Path no Rewards enduring dis comfort PAIN accepting adversity is the daily endurance training then we are surprised about a sudden unexpected miraculous encounter that lasts forever... there is no Market for this so it will get worse Hard Times forge Hard Persons...

[@yanaiauspicious6242]

Amazing interview! Thank you very much, inspiring and informative!

[@theresagipson2977]

Great explanation of addiction and it's behavior.

[@MattD212]

Thank you UNSW and Sana for the fantastic interview, and thank you Dr. Lembke for the important work.

[@ninanins6711]

This was very informative.

[@wal_sim4397]

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