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Why Exercise Feels Good: Neuroscience of Pleasure
Uncover the neuroscience behind the runner's high and discover what really causes exercise to feel rewarding.
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−A 2000 study by Gregory Meeusen and colleagues
+A 2000 study by Romain Meeusen and colleagues
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