So I’ve got a problem .I have been addicted to internet **bleep** since 1995 when I was 11. **bleep** addiction (and I think internet addiction generally) doesn't just harm the brain. It can also harm other parts of the body, particularly the gastrointestinal system because it is intimately connected to the brain.
I have come across several case studies in the literature in which a patient developed gastrointestinal damage secondary to brain damage, meaning that the brain damage actually caused the gastrointestinal damage. Any addiction, including **bleep**, leads to a chronic depletion of both dopamine and dopamine receptors. Dopamine is spiked in the short-term while viewing, but when the **bleep** is off, the dopamine is actually too low. Studies done on rats showed that rats deprived of dopamine developed gastric lesions similar to ulcers produced by H. Pylori and that these lesions only healed when either dopamine or a dopamine agonist was reintroduced. สล็อตขั้นต่ำ 1 บาทฝากขั้นต่ำ100
