love at first sight

Love induces euphoria similar to cocaine abuse--study

The song ‘Your love is my drug’ has found a scientific basis, as U.S. researchers claim that it takes as little as fifth of second to fall in love which produces a euphoric state similar to cocaine use.

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According to the study, a look of the loved one stimulates 12 different centers of brain to release a rush of ‘feel good’ chemicals such as dopamine, oxytocin, adrenaline, and vasopression.

Since same chemicals are released on taking a dose of cocaine, researchers suggest the feeling of falling in love gives the same high as the intake of drug.

Cocaine is a strong nervous system stimulant that disrupts the functionality of neurotransmitters that convey messages to brain.

Study details and findings

Men need just 8.2 seconds to fall in love

Chicago, March 26: It takes men few seconds to fall in love, the findings of a new research suggest.

Men need just 8.2 seconds to fall in love

The research is published in the journal Archives of Sexual Behavior, an academic peer-reviewed journal in sexology and the official publication of the International Academy of Sex Research.

It is already known that men fall in love faster than women. Now scientists give some more evidence that often men, not women, fall in love with women at first sight. They claim men require less than 10 seconds to fall in love.

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