Endorphin

usgb/ˌɛn.dɔrˈfɪn/
noun

Endorphins are chemicals produced by the body that help relieve pain and induce feelings of pleasure.

After running for an hour, she felt a rush of endorphins.
Visual representation of "endorphin" - Endorphins are chemicals produced by the body that help relieve pain and induce feelings of pleasure.

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natural painkillers, euphoria, exercise endorphins

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Health Benefits

Endorphins contribute to physical well-being and emotional balance.

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Exercise often triggers a release of endorphins, enhancing mood.
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Mood Enhancer

These chemicals can improve moods during stressful times.

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Many people experience increased happiness due to endorphin release after workouts.
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Pain Relief

Endorphins can act as natural pain relievers.

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Patients recovering from surgery may benefit from increased endorphin levels.
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