What is love? scientifically speaking...?
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First, there's attraction. Nonverbal communication plays a big part in initial attraction and some of this communication may involve pheromones, a form of chemical communication. Lust is characterized by high levels of testosterone. The sweaty palms and pounding heart of infatuation are caused by higher than normal levels of norepinepherine. Meanwhile, the 'high' of being in love is due to a rush of phenylethylamine and dopamine. . Lasting love confers chemical benefits in the form of stabilized production of serotonin and oxytocin.
Purely it is just an emotion. Though scientifically it is something that stimulates and excites the limbic system within the brain. This then leads to a random sequence of events. Such as heart rate increasing along with respiration rate, hesitation, lots of different things. But there is always that 'mask' if you will. Sometimes this 'feeling' is only temporary within the limbic system, this therefore leads to two people falling 'out' of love, yet if it is true, then it will constantly be stimulating the limbic system, and this will be permanent.
science can not say what love is.
Brain chemicals (I think dopamine) secreted in the presence of lover, or thoughts of lover, which bond you to the image & other aspects of the person.
Everyone loves being in love. Even Scientist. Love help to bring on many changes in the body which are very good for all of us. I'm sure you keep on studying you will find your answer. It really is right there. I;m excited to see all your ans that people send you. Good question!
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