In conversations, people often use the word euphoria. Many intuitively understand that it means a joyful mood, an inexplicable feeling of happiness, a good emotional mood. However, not everyone fully understands what euphoria is and what its main causes are.
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According to numerous dictionaries, euphoria is an inexplicable high spirits, a feeling of satisfaction or pleasure. Moreover, this condition is not confirmed by objective reasons. The person seems to be calm and happy about everything that is happening around. He ceases to actively move or work hard - euphoria as if seizes his consciousness. But he cannot explain what caused such a wonderful state.
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The feeling of bliss and quiet joy comes, as a rule, too quickly and lasts for a huge amount of time. That is why many medical professionals claim that euphoria is an unhealthy manifestation of the human psyche. However, in the case when joy is confirmed by good news, a feeling of love, pride in one's own successes, euphoria is recognized as quite adequate behavior of the brain to release adrenaline or positive hormones of happiness into the blood, called endorphins in practice.
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There are situations when euphoria is caused by an artificial way. Many researchers agree that a person who has taken a narcotic substance, some potent drugs, or a huge dose of alcohol, may experience a feeling comparable to real euphoria. The brain, affected by toxic substances, begins to artificially produce endorphins - a person falls into a calm and even peaceful state. A similar effect can be achieved after excessive physical exertion, severe psychological trauma, stress, serious illness. Not at the time revealed and diagnosed euphoria in these cases threatens incurable mental disorders. In addition, artificially created euphoria can lead to a condition such as lethargic sleep, or imaginary death.
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Thus, ecstasy or euphoria, characterized by natural causes, is pleasant and beneficial to humans. It gives strength for new achievements and conquest of the following peaks. At the same time, artificial euphoria, which is the subject of psychiatric research, is a serious threat to the health and life of the patient.