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Phenylethylamine - connections

Phenylethylamine ->

Has Effect: Amphetamine-like effect, Antidepressant effect

-> Phenylethylamine

Cocoa products - Contains
Chocolate chemicals - Includes

Upper-body elevation - connections

Upper-body elevation ->

Treats: Esophageal reflux (GERD) (Timing: sleep; Until: reflux resolved)

Depressive mood swings - connections

-> Depressive mood swings

Vitamin B6, Vitamin C - Causes (Dose: higher; Condition: hypoglycemia disposition; Modal: can)

What effect does phenylethylamine have on mood elevation? Does rubidium support central nervous mood elevation? What neurotransmitter is released in response to phenylethylamine? Does phenylethylamine act as a brain stimulant compound? Which chemical in chocolate triggers brain opiate release? Which chemical compound in chocolate alters cerebral blood flow? What is the thermic effect of protein versus dietary fat? Does protein thermic effect consume 20 to 30 percent energy? What thermic effect of food TEF is highest for protein? Does protein intake affect intestinal calcium absorption? What effect does dietary cholesterol have on serum cholesterol? Does Wolff-Chaikoff effect block thyroid hormone from high iodine? What primary mineral pair supports bone matrix density and mood? Can prednisone trigger mood swings anxiety and insomnia? Can low vitamin D elevate risk of seasonal depression? Can high simple sugar intake promote mood instability? Does rubidium supplementation display antidepressant actions? Can vitamin B6 injections trigger depressive mood swings? Can high copper intake cause violent mood swings? Does chromium picolinate cause behavioral mood alterations?

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