Happy dopamine refers to the experience of pleasure produced by the release of the neurotransmitter dopamine.

Dopamine is an important neurotransmitter in the brain that is released when the body performs certain activities, which can produce feelings of happiness and contentment.

The release of dopamine is usually related to the following behaviors or experiences: 1. Running, fitness exercises, etc. will release dopamine, resulting in a sense of satisfaction and relaxation after exercise.

2. Eating delicious and delicious food can increase the release of dopamine and give people a pleasant experience.

3. Sense of accomplishment: When you complete a challenging task or receive success and recognition, dopamine will be released, creating a sense of accomplishment and happiness.

4. Social interaction: When interacting with friends, a certain amount of dopamine will be released and you will gain social happiness.

5. Beautiful music can also increase the release of dopamine and produce a pleasant sense of music.

6. Exposure to sunlight will also promote the release of dopamine and produce a good mood.

The role of dopamine 1. Helps cells to transmit pulses. Dopamine is a secretion in the brain and is a neurotransmitter. It mainly helps cells to transmit pulses.

Dopamine is primarily associated with feelings and lust, the substance can deliver excitement and happiness, can help treat Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease, and has also been linked to various addictions.

2. Rapid heartbeat and frequent urination. Dopamine can excite dopamine receptors and adrenergic α- and β-receptors, thereby increasing urination and acting as a diuretic.

Dopamine also excites the heart and constricts the blood vessels of the heart, thereby causing blood pressure to rise. Therefore, when people are nervous or excited, they are prone to rapid heartbeat and frequent urination.

3. Treatment of symptoms. Currently, dopamine can be used to treat symptoms of toxic shock, cardiogenic shock, central shock, and hemorrhagic shock. However, patients with tachycardia, ventricular fibrillation, and hypertension should use it with caution to avoid

During use, sequelae such as arrhythmia, dyspnea, palpitations, local necrosis, elevated blood pressure, and gangrene may occur.