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ORESIN-A An upper or a downer?

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  • EXTROPIANE Do not disturb
    EXTROPIANE Do not disturb
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    Orexin-A is a 33-amino acid brain neuropeptide that stabilizes wakefulness, regulates the sleep-wake cycle, and controls energy homeostasis and feeding behavior.

    https://youtu.be/bSxAjAjTrSc?is=eMIjB9DroAfeCQgb

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      Orexin stabilizes feeding behavior by acting as a crucial bridge between the brain’s energy-sensing systems and its reward pathways. Rather than acting as a simple "on/off" switch for hunger, it ensures that an organism is awake, motivated, and alert enough to seek out and consume food when energy levels are low.

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        @EXTROPIAN I love the sound of this and how they are doing this with in the narcolepsy field. is this available gray yet?

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