The Neuro Physiology of Love

Love isn't a live thing ith ges over time. Doctor helen fisher has a wonderful ted tok in which she talks us through the neuro physiology of love. She explains that love is initially, often marked by lust and sexual desire,. Its fuelled early on by ast n and testasteron. As love develops, there can be a stage of attraction - dopamine and norapenefron. And as the relationship deepens and becomes established and committed, partners become attached to each other. The neuro chemistry here starts to tilt towards oxitosen and vaso onthat narrow physiological shift. We have linked doctor fisher's ted toK in the show notes.