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0:34Now PlayingWhen you push through tough exercise or deliberate heat exposure, your brain adapts. The mu-opioid receptors, which bind to endorphins (your natural feel-good chemicals), become more sensitive. That means every endorphin you produce afterward hits harder and lasts longer, from the warmth of a loved one’s hug to the laughter from a good joke.
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