2017
DOI: 10.1007/s11062-017-9668-0
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Electrical Activity of the Cerebral Structures and Regulatory Effects of NO, Steroid Hormones, and BDNF in Rats with Experimental Alcohol Addiction

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“…The authors focused on the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis, which is modulated by the corticotropin-releasing hormone, and on the dynorphin-opioid mechanisms of the amygdala as the main factors which support the dysphoric emotional state associated with the state of dependence. Other studies have shown that glucocorticoids may also have a positive reinforcement effect (Rose et al, 2010); and neuroactive sex hormones and progesterone are involved in the formation of allostasis specific to alcohol dependence (Lenz et al, 2012;Berchenco et al, 2017;Peltier & Sofuoglu, 2018). It was demonstrated that in the attempt to suppress the craving for alcohol, aerobic exercises (running in a wheel) can reduce alcohol consumption by laboratory animals (Ehringer et al, 2009;Brager & Hammer, 2012).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The authors focused on the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis, which is modulated by the corticotropin-releasing hormone, and on the dynorphin-opioid mechanisms of the amygdala as the main factors which support the dysphoric emotional state associated with the state of dependence. Other studies have shown that glucocorticoids may also have a positive reinforcement effect (Rose et al, 2010); and neuroactive sex hormones and progesterone are involved in the formation of allostasis specific to alcohol dependence (Lenz et al, 2012;Berchenco et al, 2017;Peltier & Sofuoglu, 2018). It was demonstrated that in the attempt to suppress the craving for alcohol, aerobic exercises (running in a wheel) can reduce alcohol consumption by laboratory animals (Ehringer et al, 2009;Brager & Hammer, 2012).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%