Andrew Huberman· PhD
MDMA can cause not just profound increases in dopamine serotonin and oxytocin but that anytime there's a big increase in dopamine there is going to be a post-dopominergic increase in prolactin release
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The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
MDMA can cause not just profound increases in dopamine serotonin and oxytocin but that anytime there's a big increase in dopamine there is going to be a post-dopominergic increase in prolactin release
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MDMA ingestion is known to dramatically increase prolactin and people are starting to realize that it perhaps is the increase in prolactin that occurs both during and for some period of time probably hours or days after ingestion of MDMA that leads to at least some components of the so-called crash that feeling of lethargy and lack of motivation maybe diminished mood Etc