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I have a some friends who are like, yeah, but if I don't, you know, do my chronic cardio for an hour a day, I just get really stressed and anxious. I'm like, okay. Um there's a word for that. It's called addiction. And it's driven by opiates, and it's driven by the fact you're probably burning off excess adrenaline or excess cortisol because you're stressed.
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if I don't you know do my chronic cardio for an hour a day I just get really stressed and anxious I'm like okay um there's a word for that it's called addiction and it's driven by opiates and it's driven by the fact you're probably burning off excess adrenaline or excess cortisol because you're stressed