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Internet addiction alters brain chemistry in young people, study finds

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Internet addiction alters brain chemistry in young people, study finds

Changes in multiple neural networks can result in further addictive tendencies and negative behaviours, researchers say
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A study found that internet addiction changes young people's brain chemistry, making them more prone to addiction. Researchers looked at 12 studies with 237 kids aged 10-19 and used brain scans to see the effects. They noticed that brain activity went up in some areas when resting and down in others used for thinking and decision-making. This leads to more addictive behavior and problems with mental health, development, and coordination. The study highlights the need for early treatment and parental awareness to manage internet addiction better.
 

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Pierce Manhammer said:
www.theguardian.com

Internet addiction alters brain chemistry in young people, study finds

Changes in multiple neural networks can result in further addictive tendencies and negative behaviours, researchers say
www.theguardian.com www.theguardian.com

A study found that internet addiction changes young people's brain chemistry, making them more prone to addiction. Researchers looked at 12 studies with 237 kids aged 10-19 and used brain scans to see the effects. They noticed that brain activity went up in some areas when resting and down in others used for thinking and decision-making. This leads to more addictive behavior and problems with mental health, development, and coordination. The study highlights the need for early treatment and parental awareness to manage internet addiction better.
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Lines up with much of what RJ Patterson observed here

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Well we really don't have a great understanding of the brain to begin with so for us to sit here and speculate on alterations when the base meaning still escapes us is a bit silly, women experience alterations to their brain after giving birth as well, both could be linked to dopamine respectively
 
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