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Serotonin is mainly produced by cells in the brainstem and hypothalamus (also in the lungs, spleen, and cells of the intestinal mucosa) is formed from L-tryptophan. It has numerous central and peripheral effects. It regulates body temperature, sleep and also aspects of our emotional world. (Missing) serotonin is also associated with depression.

Serotonin belongs together with dopamine, noradrenaline and adrenaline to the group of [[catecholamines]. It functions in the organism on the one hand as tissue hormone and on the other hand as neurotransmitter in the intestinal nervous system (95%), central nervous system, cardiovascular system and in blood.

Serotonin is a neurotransmitter with a dampening effect. It is strong mood-lightening, relaxing, sleep-promoting, antidepressant, pain-inhibiting and motivational.

Serotonin also has a positive effect on the feeling of satiety and thus regulates appetite. It also has an analgesic effect. Serotonin deficiency, exacerbated by melatonin and dopamine deficiency (melatonin is a hormone produced from serotonin in the pineal gland (epiphysis) and controls the day-night rhythm of the human body) can lead to depression, anxiety, lack of concentration, insomnia, migraine, non-specific connective tissue pain, sensory disorders and severe fatigue (chronic fatigue syndrome, CFS).

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-Serotonin is mainly produced by cells in the brainstem and [[hypothalamus]] (also in the lungs, spleen, and cells of the intestinal mucosa) is formed from L-tryptophan. It has numerous central and peripheral effects. It regulates body temperature, sleep and also aspects of our emotional world. (Missing) serotonin is also associated with depression.
+Serotonin is mainly produced by cells in the brainstem and [[Hypothalamus/en|hypothalamus]] (also in the lungs, spleen, and cells of the intestinal mucosa) is formed from L-tryptophan. It has numerous central and peripheral effects. It regulates body temperature, sleep and also aspects of our emotional world. (Missing) serotonin is also associated with depression.
-Serotonin gehört gemeinsam mit [[Dopamin]], [[Noradrenalin]] und [[Adrenalin]] zur Gruppe der [[Katecholamine]]. Es fungiert im Organismus einerseits als Gewebs[[hormon]] und andererseits als [[Neurotransmitter]] im Darmnervensystem (zu 95%), [[Zentralnervensystem]], Herz-Kreislauf-System und im [[Blut]].
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+Serotonin belongs together with [[Dopamin/en|dopamine]], [[noradrenaline]] and [[Adrenalin/en|adrenaline]] to the group of [[catecholamines]. It functions in the organism on the one hand as tissue [[hormone]] and on the other hand as [[neurotransmitter]] in the intestinal nervous system (95%), [[Zentralnervensystem/en|central nervous system]], cardiovascular system and in [[Blut/en|blood]].
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-Serotonin ist ein dämpfend wirkender Neurotransmitter. Es ist stark stimmungsaufhellend, entspannend, schlaffördernd, antidepressiv, schmerzhemmend und motivationsfördernd.
+Serotonin is a neurotransmitter with a dampening effect. It is strong mood-lightening, relaxing, sleep-promoting, antidepressant, pain-inhibiting and motivational.
-Zudem beeinflusst Serotonin positiv das Sättigungsempfinden und wirkt damit appetitregulierend. Weiter wirkt es schmerzhemmend. Bei Serotoninmangel, verstärkt durch Melatonin- und Dopaminmangel (Melatonin ist ein Hormon, das in der Zirbeldrüse (Epiphyse) aus Serotonin produziert wird und den Tag-Nacht-Rhythmus des menschlichen Körpers steuert) kann es zu Depressionen, Angstzuständen, Konzentrationsmangel, Schlaflosigkeit, Migräne, unspezifische Bindegewebsschmerzen, Empfindungsstörungen und schwerer Abgeschlagenheit (Chronic fatigue syndrome, CFS) kommen.
+Serotonin also has a positive effect on the feeling of satiety and thus regulates appetite. It also has an analgesic effect. Serotonin deficiency, exacerbated by melatonin and dopamine deficiency (melatonin is a hormone produced from serotonin in the pineal gland (epiphysis) and controls the day-night rhythm of the human body) can lead to depression, anxiety, lack of concentration, insomnia, migraine, non-specific connective tissue pain, sensory disorders and severe fatigue (chronic fatigue syndrome, CFS).
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