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Science Finds Why Exercise Energizes Us
A new study discovered a mechanism in the body that regulates norepinephrine, a hormone central to motivation, stress response and control of blood pressure, pain and appetite. The research has the potential to be used in drugs designed to help fight health problems connected with these functions.
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