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PMH neurotrans

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acetylcholine sleep, memory, movement TOO LIL= alzheimers, huntingtons, parkinsons TOO MUCH= depression
norepinephrine mood, cognition, locomotion (fight or flight), sleep TOO LITTLE= depression TOO MUCH= mania, anxiety, schizo
dopamine movement/coordination, emotions, voluntary judgment TOO LITTLE= parkinsons and depression TOO MUCH= mania and schizo
serotonin libido, arousal, sleep, mood, aggression TOO MUCH= anxiety states (some), decreased anxiety (others) TOO LITTLE= depression
histamine wakefulness, pain, inflammation TOO MUCH= sleep disorders, anxiety, Alzheimers, psychosis TOO LITTLE= depression
GABA slow body activity TOO LITTLE= huntingtons, anxiety, schizo, epilepsy
glutamate and aspartate memory and learning TOO MUCH=huntingtons, temporal epilepsy, anxiety, depression TOO LITTLE= schizo
glycine recurrent inhibition of motor neurons TOO MUCH=glycine encephalopathy TOO LITTLE= spastic motor movements
d-Serine NMDA receptor binds and does synaptic plasticity TOO LITTLE= schizo
endorphins and enkaphelins pain modulation and reduce peristalsis TOO MUCH= depression TOO LITTLE= Huntingtons and alzheimers
substance P regulates pain TOO MUCH= depression TOO LITTLE= huntingtons, alzheimers
somatostatin stimulates release of hella neutransmitters TOO MUCH= huntingtons TOO LITTLE= Alzheimers
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