Sentences with phrase «endorphins make»

Endorphins make you happy.

Endorphins make people happy, happy people just don't shoot their husbands.»

When a person exercises, endorphins are released and these endorphins make you feel better.

Endorphins make us feel enthusiastic and powerful.

To quote a highly regarded lawyer, «Endorphins make you happy... and happy people just don't shoot their husbands.»

I guess Elle Woods was right; exercise gives you endorphins, and endorphins make you happy.

Not exact matches

We've explored exercise in depth before, and looked at what it does to our brains, such as releasing proteins and endorphins that make us feel happier.

Eventually that craving will make it easier to push through the gym doors every day... Only when your brain starts expecting the reward — craving the endorphins or sense of accomplishment — will it become automatic to lace up your jogging shoes each morning.

Not only due to the endorphins being released while exercising, but also due to the cognitive benefits such as improved creativity and decision making leading to a more rational perspective.

Exercising is proven to release endorphins, making you a happier and healthier version of yourself.

The capsaican (which is what makes the peppers spicy) actually sends a message to your brain that you're in pain, which triggers your brain to release endorphins.

Make your bed Starting your morning with even a small accomplishment will increase your endorphin level and help you take on the bigger tasks later in the day.

Best of all, rather than the physical changes in their bodies being responsible for the uptick in confidence, it was the immediate, endorphin - fueled positivity from exercise that made all the difference.

Walking on the Rebel Treadmill 1000 releases endorphins that can make you feel happier and make you more productive.

Eating capsaicin causes your body to produce more endorphins, the hormone that makes us happy.

A compound in chocolate called phenylethylamine, actually increases the amount of endorphins released in the brain... the chemical that makes us feel good!

In my very brief research so far, it appears that capsaicin causes an initial pain response, which puts into motion endorphins, which is what makes you feel better.

Make you feel happier (perhaps not while you are running, but you'll feel great once the endorphins kick in).

A player who does this more often than the other players is releasing more endorphins for you, making you clap and cheer more than the other slobs.

The woman orgasm has a positive impact on the baby, because of the activation of the placenta function and the secretion of the hormone of happiness, endorphin, which also makes the baby feel happy.

Regular exercise is also said to help release endorphins that make you feel happy.

As the website for the National Childbirth Trust reported, beta - endorphin is a hormone that kills pain and is made naturally by the body.

They go to the pleasure - center of your brain and release endorphins which make you happy and relax you.

The brain makes pain - relieving endorphins that may partially block any discomfort during intercourse itself.

Following the magic of giving birth, feeling those happy - making endorphins, and taking a much needed maternity leave, some unspeakable things take place.

The combination of physical exertion and making music seems to trigger the release of endorphins in a particularly efficient way.

Altering big cats, for example, to produce more endorphins might make them less aggressive.

So when you make MSH, you're also making endorphins.

GABA affects mood and helps make endorphins.

In fact, sugar releases endorphins within the body that make you feel happy or comfortable.

It showed that mice become dependent on beta - endorphin, a druglike opioid molecule made by the skin under ultraviolet light.

Maybe you're worried you don't fit in, or you're not fit enough — but once you start working, those feel - good endorphins will make you so glad you gave it a shot.

While endorphins can be created only by specialized neurons in the brain, any cell in the body has the ability to make endocannabionids, which gives them a potential to make a greater impact on the brain.

Go exercise; it'll release endorphins and make you feel better within 20 minutes.

Most of us have heard that exercise is supposed to make us happier, thanks to a rush of endorphins — a stress - fighting chemical — in the brain.

Evening workouts can make it hard to wind down as endorphins put your system in go mode.

A combination of cardio, strengthening, and toning exercises are sure to make you break a sweat and get those endorphins going no matter where you are.

Any form of cardio activity increases metabolism and releases endorphins, cortisol, and many other brain chemicals and hormones, all of which will make you feel good and powerful.

Getting adequate exercise, even if its just a brisk walk down the street and back releases powerful endorphins such as serotonin that make you feel happy!

When we smile, our brain releases endorphins that counteract stress and make us feel more relaxed.

When you exercise, natural «feel good» chemicals (like serotonin, endorphins and more) are released and flood to the brain — and they make you feel great!

If you exercise on a regular basis, you start filling your body with chemicals called endorphins which will make you a lot more cheerful and a pleasant company for others.

Plus, you will release key endorphins that will make you feel happy and less hungry.

I love the feel - good endorphins following a workout — how it makes you look is just a bonus!

«Fitness is where you get your endorphins and how you're going to make yourself feel empowered.

What's more, the release of endorphins and serotonin brings on a natural high, making that pay raise or contract so much easier to negotiate.

Gardening is a form of exercise, and exercise releases endorphins which make us feel good.

It's fairly safe to say that your post-gym beauty routine has the potential to make or break your endorphin - induced vital glow.

But intimacy releases endorphins and makes you feel good.»

Endorphin, the gym here in Denver that I train at is co-owned by visionaries in the health and wellness industry who reach out on a regular basis to provide opportunities for the myriad talent represented in our community to shine, evolve and contribute in a way that makes us all greater.