One of the pain modulation systems in the body involves internal painkilling neuropeptides called endorphins. Endorphins are part of your chemical messenger system (CMS) and they represent a form of internally created morphine-like pain relievers. They block pain by binding to opioid (morphine) receptor sites in the brain and body, where they turn off the pain signal.
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