Dopamine Nation by Anna Lembke

Dopamine Nation by Anna Lembke

Anna Lembke runs a Stanford addiction clinic, and her patients are increasingly not addicted to drugs. They are addicted to phones, pornography, food, shopping, work — things that are legal, endless and engineered.

Her model is a balance: pleasure and pain use the same circuitry, so every hit is followed by a tilt the other way, and chronic overuse leaves the baseline permanently below zero. The practical half covers the thirty-day reset, self-binding, radical honesty, and the counterintuitive finding that deliberately choosing discomfort restores the ability to enjoy ordinary things.

A New York Times bestseller, and the clearest explanation of why modern life leaves people flat.

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