Paul Saladino on Phone Addiction and Dopamine Levels

Paul Saladino argues that excessive phone use alters dopamine levels, making normal activities feel less rewarding, similar to the effects of processed food. He cites that the average American checks their phone 200 times a day and spends over five hours on it, leading to changes in brain chemistry that mirror ADHD symptoms.

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