Snyder) යන විදාඥයින් ෙදෙදනා විසින් සිදුකරන ලදී.ඒ ෙසොයාගැනීම් ෙව්දනාෙව් විවිධ පැතිකඩ
පිළිබඳ පැහැදිලිව අර්ථගැන්වීමට උපකාරීවී තිෙබ්.
පළමුෙවන් මිනිසුන්ව නිදාගැන්විය හැකි පරිදි යම් ෙව්දනා නාශක පමාණයක් ශල
කර්මවලදී භාවිතා කරන ලද්ෙද් එන්ෙඩොෆිවන්වල පතිවිපාක කියාවට සමාන වන පරිදි ෙව්දනා
නියුෙරෝන වැළකිය හැකි බලයක් ඉන් ලද ෙහයිනි.සැබවින්ම ඒ අන්ෙතෝජනක (Endogenous)
යන අරුතින් නියමිත කාලයකට වූ එන්ෙඩොෆීන්වල කියාකාරීත්වය ෙමෝර්ෆීන්වල (Morphine)
ගැබ්ෙව්.250ෙදවනුව දිවීෙම්දී,දිවීෙමන් පසුව හා දිවීම අතරතුර ෙබොෙහෝ මළල කීඩකයින්ට දැෙනන
නිවැරදි ඉවසීම පවත්වා ගැනීමට ඉහළ මාතාවලින් භාවිතා ෙව්.එයින් ඇතිවන පතිඵල නම් ඉතා
ඉහළ මට්ටම්වල එන්ෙඩොෆීන් පමාණයක් නිදහස් කිරීමයි.එන්ෙඩොෆින් ෙමෙසේ නිදහස් කරනුෙය්
කෙශේරුකා සුෂුම්නාෙව් හා මස්තිෂ්කෙය් ඉදිරි ෙකොටෙසේ පිහිටි සුවිෙශේෂීත නියුෙරෝන මඟින්
පමණක්ම ෙනොෙව්.ෙභෞතික හා මානසික වශෙයන් සුවිෙශේෂීවූ අවස්ථා යටෙත් ආතතියට මුහුණපා
ඇතිවිටදී,හයිෙපෝතැලමස (Hypothalamus) හා පිටියුටරි ගන්ථිය (Pituitary Gland) මඟින් සැම
විටම එන්ෙඩොෆින් නිකුත් කරනු ලැෙබ්.251නමුදු එම ආතති තත්ව ඉවසාෙගන දිවීෙම්දී ඇතිවන
ආතතිෙය්දීද ෙමෙලස එන්ෙඩොෆීන් නිකුත්ෙව්.පැහැදිලිව ෙපෙනන අන්දමට, ධාවකයින්ෙග් සිරුරු
ස්වයංකීයව සිය ෛජව රසායන කියාකාරීත්වය මඟින්ම ඉහළ පරාසයක ෙමෝෆීන් සපයනු ලබයි.
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“ස ෙව කාසාව මරහති” ආදී තන්හි ෙපෙනන්ෙන් සන්ධි විධිෙයන් ෙසො-යන්ෙන් ඔකාරය ෙලොප්වී සිද්ධ
පදයකි.එය ත ශබ්දෙය් පුංලිඞ්ග-පථමා-ඒක වචනයයි.
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