Could a single brain chemical hold the key to happiness, high social status and a nice, flat stomach?
| Publication Type | Journal Article | |
| Year of Publication | In Press | |
| Authors | Cowley, G.; Underwood, A. | |
| Journal Title | Newsweek | |
| Pages | 78-81 | |
| Abstract | full of vivid language about how Serotonin quiets pacifies, puts brakes on primitive and excessive behaviors, restraint mechanism a kind of behavioral seat belt. Dampen impulses, stop violent outbursts, leveling effects, stop impulses to gamble, buy things, steal things or eat things. | |
| Notes | (42) I own, filed in READ under author. |
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