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This is not particularly surprising, lack of sleep causes an increase in dopamine (the theory is that the brain tries to "compensate"). There was a very recent
by user_7832 4y ago
This is not particularly surprising, lack of sleep causes an increase in dopamine (the theory is that the brain tries to "compensate"). There was a very recent episode on the Huberman Lab podcast on using this to "reset" the circadian rhythm and depression (to some extent).