The Roles of Body Chemistry for Growing the Sense of Love and Romanticism in Adults

By SAIKAT KUMAR DUTTA, published Nov 01, 2007
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INTRODUCTION :
Our body is a well built and well equipped chemical laboratory where uncountable chemical reactions are occurring day and night. These chemical reactions are involved with different physiological processes, motivations of our mind, our affairs, activities etc. Falling in Love in adolescence period or better to say, growing the nature of the attraction to the opposite sex is one of the well known phenomenon in human being, and in other animals also ! Now the question is why are these senses grown at the adolescence periods only ? So, obviously there are series of changes of chemistry related to physiological actions within our body during the newly appearing adult periods.

EXPLANATIONS :
Once I thought that if our Pituitary wants then we can fall in love otherwise not. But, it is not only Pituitary gland which only controls the Love and sexuality in adults. There are many other sources of chemicals those are related to our falling in Love for health. According to many scientists sex is basically high power energy, which originates from the brain and travels through the external genital organ. It is also the part of complete fitness. Not only that when a person falls in love then he/she becomes more physically and mentally healthy compare to others.

SOURECES OF DESIRES TO FALL IN LOVE IN ADULTS :
Different types of sources are involved to grow the sensations of Love in adult period.

The Roles of Body Chemistry for Growing the Sense of Love and Romanticism in Adults

Tajmahal : The sign of Love in India

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I've know this somewhere on a documentary channel, yet your comprehensiveness still amazes me! Talk about love chemistry.. :)

Posted on 12/13/2007 at 3:12:22 PM

 
So true. Love is so much deeper than feelings. We forget chemistry is involved, literally.

Posted on 11/12/2007 at 2:11:00 AM

 
Cool! Wow! Awsome. Well researched. :)

Posted on 11/11/2007 at 8:11:00 AM

 
Excellent piece. Well done!

Posted on 11/05/2007 at 11:11:00 AM

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