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The Neuroscience of Doom Scrolling
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The Neuroscience of Doom Scrolling

Impact of the SWITCH Off on: Neurochemicals, Neuroplasticity, and Inflammation

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Mark Davey
Dec 30, 2024
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The Neuroscience of Doom Scrolling: Neurochemicals, Neuroplasticity, and Inflammation

Doom Scrolling, or the compulsive consumption of negative news and content on social media, can have profound effects on brain function and mental health. This thought experiment explores how overuse and overstimulation from doom scrolling impact neurochemical balance, neuroplasticity, and inflammation, creating a feedback loop that reinforces anxiety, stress, and depressive states.

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