5 magical changes that come with love
From heart palpitations to eye shine… Here are 5 effects of love on us!
5 magical changes that come with love

Love… The feeling that makes our eyes laugh, energizes our energy, causes a sweet palpitation in our hearts with the constant desire to see… How many years the life of love is and is love an addiction? Although the answer to the question varies from person to person, it is indisputable that falling in love affects us physically as well as emotionally. Studies show that when people with a physical pain look at the pictures of their loved ones, their moderate pain is reduced by 40 percent and severe pain by 15 percent! However, of course, it shows its positive effects in a happy relationship where emotions are mutual and we are both loved and loved. It is a fact that the pain of love breaks our hearts and even negatively affects our health in some cases. “When we fall in love, butterflies fly in our stomach, our hearts beat faster when we see the person we love, our knees loosen when we meet him unexpectedly. Yes, when we fall in love, we feel different in many ways. Because they are caused by chemical changes caused by love ”. But how and why?

Why am I happy?
When we fall in love, a happiness hormone called dopamine is secreted in our brain. Dopamine creates that special bond between us and the person we fall in love with. For this reason, in an environment where many people are present, the only person that excites us is "the person we fall in love with" and when we feel unhappy, hearing his voice makes us laugh. Dopamine can continue to exist in long-term relationships, as at the beginning of relationships. Of course, the secret of this job is not in chemistry, but in the person himself!


Why do I keep thinking about him?
Another substance that changes when we fall in love is serotonin. Having enough serotonin in the body ensures a healthy regulation of our emotions, sleep and appetite patterns, social and sexual relations. However, when we fall in love, the level of serotonin decreases by about 40 percent, as is seen in obsessive-compulsive disorders. For this reason, just like the obsessive thoughts seen in this disorder, we constantly think about the person we love, wonder about him, and stop without eating or even sleeping.


Why do I want to hold your hand, hug?
In many fields of psychology, the calming effect of hugging is now accepted. This also applies to love, because physical contact, especially with the person we love, activates the "oxytoxin". Oxytoxin is not just a chemical we come across when we fall in love. It is the most important factor that increases milk production and provides bonding with the baby in mothers who have recently given birth. It also leads to the need for a hug.


Why are my eyes shining?
Happiness makes our eyes laugh and shine brightly. Studies show that our pupils enlarge when we look at the person we love or something we love very much, which makes us more attractive and admirable. So why do our eyes shine when we fall in love? "The noradrenaline hormone secreted when in love increases the excitement and thus causes the dilated pupils as well as the excitement symptoms."


Why is my heart pounding?
As we approach the time of seeing the person we are in love with, our hearts start to beat faster, sweet palpitations begin, our hands sweat and we say 'What's happening to me?' The answer is; adrenalin! Because love accelerates the blood and oxygen circulation, causes our palms to sweat and we feel dizzy.