Love isn't just about the heart. In our brain, each type of love activates specific areas. But which one stimulates our brain activity the most? A recent study conducted in Finland gives us the ...

Love brings us a good measure of pain ... the time of ovulation produce more opiate receptors in key parts of the brain and activate them more vigorously in response to painful stimuli.

But have you ever wondered what’s really happening in your brain when you feel these different kinds of love? An insightful August 2024 study published in Cerebral Cortex holds the answer.

The researchers also wanted to explore whether the intensity of love for different objects, like friends versus strangers, is ...

But have you ever wondered what’s really happening in your brain when you feel these different kinds of love? An insightful August 2024 study published in Cerebral Cortex could hold the answer.

According to additional research from Harvard University, when we are "falling in love," our body has a physical reaction. Chemicals associated with the reward circuit flood our brain, producing a ...

Sparks, butterflies, fireworks, being in love is one of the best feelings in ... The chemistry is happening in your brain. Feel good chemicals, like dopamine, light up your brain's reward system.

Researchers have used fMRI scans to map out exactly where love is felt Romantic love is felt in the base of the skull, ...