Dopamine Defense

di Chris Lee (Autore)

HarperOne, 2027

Reclaim your focus, learn to sit with boredom, improve your sleep and self-esteem, and thrive in an overstimulated, numbed-out world, with this transformative six-step roadmap. Your brain wasn’t designed for this world. In an age of infinite scroll, instant gratification, and engineered addiction, dopamine—the very chemical meant to drive you toward life—has become the thing draining it. Dopamine Defense is the science-backed wake-up call our modern minds desperately need: a compassionate and practical reset that doesn't just explain why you feel distracted and depleted but shows you how to feel alive again. You will learn that: You're not broken, you're over-stimulated. The flatness, the scrolling, wondering "why doesn't anything feel good anymore"... that's dopamine signaling doing exactly what it's supposed to do, in a misaligned environment. It's a mechanism, not a character flaw. It's time to reframe our understanding of self-control. You can't think your way out of a body problem. Regulation is physical before it's psychological, so you need to understand the impacts of sleep, light, movement, food, and friction first. Get the hardware right and the behavior change stops feeling like willpower. This is a recalibration, not a detox. The goal isn't to white-knuckle away from your phone, it's to rebuild a system that finds ordinary life rewarding again. That's the difference between a reset and a relapse. These six tools will show you how. Drawing from his research-backed expertise and relatable insights, Chris Lee (known as Dr. Chris to his hundreds of thousands of followers) demonstrates how small, intentional changes can lead to profound transformations. You will walk away with a deeper understanding of your brain, a renewed sense of focus, and the tools to live a more intentional and fulfilling life.

• Autore: Chris Lee
• Anno edizione: 2027
• Editore: HarperOne
• Lingua: Inglese
• Compatibilità: Tutti i dispositivi (eccetto Kindle)
• Layout: Other
• EAN: 9780063576605