Love really is bitter and it is not a beautiful metaphor. Researchers from Northwestern Medicine companies in the United States have found that the hormone oxytocin causes a person to love more intensely experience the unpleasant memories, and reinforces the fear and anxiety.
Even if love is "heartbreaking" in the literal sense of the word, it can still harm the body as American scientists have found. After all Oxytocin not only increases the feeling of romantic attachment to someone, but also increases the sense of fear and anxiety. The same love hormone also responsible for the activation of areas of the brain that processes memories and strengthens. If these memories are unpleasant or painful, they will gain a strong stress.
Scientists emphasize the duality of oxytocin. On the one hand, this hormone is able to deliver incredible person, a little with what incomparable joy of communicating with a partner, and on the other to strengthen the feeling of fear, anxiety and isolation, plunge into depression or severe stress because of the very bright and not very good memories. This discovery, in theory, could lead to cures for love - drugs that regulate the production of oxytocin in the body. (READ MORE)
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