Andrew Huberman thoughts on No Fap... #nofap #andrewhuberman #nofapmotivation In this YouTube video, Andrew Huberman, a neuroscientist and professor of neurobiology, delves into the topic of pornography and its effects on the brain, particularly in young men. He discusses the phenomenon known as "no fap," a movement that encourages men to abstain from watching porn and masturbating for extended periods to improve their overall well-being. #shorts #neuroscience #neuroscientist #pornaddiction According to Huberman, when young men watch pornography, their brains release large amounts of dopamine, a neurotransmitter associated with pleasure and reward. However, the constant exposure to high levels of dopamine can lead to a phenomenon known as "sensitization," where the brain becomes less sensitive to dopamine over time. This can result in a decrease in motivation, focus, and overall well-being. #dopaminedetox #dopamine #nofapbenifits #nofaplife Huberman also points out that pornography use can lead to changes in the brain's reward circuitry, affecting an individual's ability to form healthy relationships and engage in real-world intimacy. In addition, he notes that pornography use can lead to a vicious cycle of addiction and tolerance, where an individual needs to consume more and more porn to achieve the same level of satisfaction. #huberman #morningmotivation #dopaminelive #seratonin #motivation #dopaminedetox #mogulstateofmind #mogul #dailymotivation #morningroutine #dailyroutine #hubermanlab #jocko #jockopodcast #drandrewhuberman #motivational #motivationalvideo #motivationalquotes #neuroscience #motivationalspeech #psychology #psychologyfacts #neurology