Studies have shown that love can do miraculous things to the body. Butterflies in the stomach and high mood are just some of the things that happen to the brain and body when you fall in love. Yes, it is incredible, and the optimistic ode of Kesha with adult Beguins allows an important and very real emotional experience which is too often radiated as lust or a craze.
These are not only ephemeral feelings to reject as a superficial attraction. These are deep signs that we have encountered a person who could become an important part of our history. This recognition helps us to approach new connections with understanding that what looks like a simple chemistry is that our whole heart responds to the possibility of the human connection that we are looking for.
If a person really loves you with the depths of his soul, you will regularly feel these 5 things:
1. A capacity to endure the pain
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A study by the University of Stanford has proven that being in love can help you endure pain, which could help the way researchers manage pain management in patients. Some of the study candidates were shown photos of their romantic partners, while others have shown photos of occasional knowledge.
The study has proven that the visualization of the images of romantic partners had in fact analgesic properties, in particular in relation to those who had just shown photos of knowledge.
Moderate pain has been reduced by around 40% in those shown the image of their loved ones, and intense pain has been reduced to 15%.
2. A desire to cuddle
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The oxytocin, which has been nicknamed “the romantic hormone”, is the chemical that the brain releases when you are in love. It is known to make people want to cuddle next to their romantic partners, but recent research suggests that it could also help cure headaches, even certain as serious as migraines.
It is believed that it inhibits pain receptors in the brain, which researchers use to develop a new medication to help relieve headaches that have no known side effects yet.
3. A reduced risk of heart attack
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A study by the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology could prove that living with a spouse can prevent heart attacks in men and women from various age groups. During the study of acute cardiac cases over 10 years, the study showed a much higher rate of heart attacks and deaths in single people who lived alone.
They also had a much higher death rate during the month after leaving the hospital after their heart incident. The theory is that someone who is married can have better health habits leading to the heart event to start, but also better care after an incident if he lives with a spouse.
4. Reduction of blood pressure
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It is also possible that the reduced risk of heart attack in married people is because love is known to reduce blood pressure. A recent study has shown that blood pressure has dropped in people when their spouses were present.
The study stimulated more conversation on the effects of deep and significant relationships on its long -term health, but it is certainly not the first. The National Institute of Health has long studies the benefits for health that love, hugs and oxytocin have on the health of any romantic relationship, including a marriage or a relationship between a parent and a child.
5. Stress relief
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Researchers from New York State University in Stony Brook have found that being in a romantic relationship can reduce anxiety and help people deal with stress better than those without this significant support system.
The Ministry of Health and Social Services has published a long report showing that people in weddings tend to abuse fewer substances and find better ways to relieve stress. The report has shown that people in weddings tend to live longer, happier and healthier in general than those who are not in long -term love relationships.
Jillian Kramer is a award -winning storyteller. It was presented in the magazine Food and Wine, Glamor, Self, Brides and Women’s Health.
