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Gary Wilson’s research suggests that high-speed internet pornography acts as a supernormal stimulus, causing addiction-like changes in the brain's reward system, including sensitization, dopamine desensitization, and reduced prefrontal cortex activity
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If you suspect your brain is "fried" by internet porn, here is a practical protocol: Your Brain on Porn- Internet Pornography and th...
The "Supernormal Stimulus" Problem
- Pornography use may reflect high sexual desire, impulsivity, or comorbid conditions (depression, anxiety, OCD), not a distinct addiction.
- Many studies conflate high-frequency use with dysfunction.
- fMRI findings often inconsistent and not comparable to substance-addiction patterns.
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