Are you from people who live stormy romances? Did you find it difficult to separate yourself from a partner when in the back you intuit that it does not do you good? Did you know that the dynamics of love could be explained by neurotransmitters? It is increasingly known the fact of the process of falling in love through the chemicals that run through the brain and allow the communication of neurons with each other and through the human body, to be able to put together a word that can explain the whole context: thought. The first phase of an infatuation has the bases in the social standards with respect to a concept, the beauty, that distances of a single form depending on the time, the social classes, the fashions and the diverse ethnic groups that live in our world; in some groups obesity can be attractive, in other groups, more western tend to thin the body, in others less like a type of makeup, in others some deformity in the body, usually female, to attract male, to feel wanted and wanted; here it is important to note the presence of substances that enhance this attraction, pheromones, which through the nostrils we can detect and which are amplified through the use of a soap or a perfume (agreeing that a perfume or lotion is it smells different between one being and another) and even many years will pass and that smell will linger in our memories. When we see the person, we see it, we feel it, we even hear it, we can immediately fall in love, and here the key substance is called phenylethylamine, which is secreted by the limbic system, and causes total shock, fortunately for a short time, perhaps seconds, a few seconds, because then it would be tragic for the organism, since the organs of the senses and the autonomic nervous system, responsible for respiration, heart rate or intestinal transit, are altered; it is believed that this biochemical reaction has its analog in the toloache and the tummy water, but that instead of causing an effect of falling in love, they cause intoxication and damage to the central nervous system. Subsequently, the human body must wash this substance from the human body through other neurotransmitters, called vasoactive amines, such as dopamine and norepinephrine, but they are not harmless and cause some “havoc” in our body: have you felt that your chest is beating? Do you feel the famous butterflies in your stomach? Do you have many sighs? Is it hard for you to fall asleep? Well, you have to thank these substances, here is the process of falling in love or “what are you nailing”.
