Everyone knows that if you sprain your ankle or have a headache, you can take acetaminophen to relieve the pain. After all, it is one of the most popular over-the-counter drugs for physical pain relief. But what if it could … Read More
From scientists to love gurus, many have tried to extract the traits, physical and psychological, that compel one mate to select another. If you feel compelled to cultivate the latest products, potions or traits promising desirability and love, consider that … Read More
Pain of rejection really hurts, just like physical pain. A recent study found the same parts of the brain get activated when feeling rejected from love as when physically burned. The study involved 40 recently dumped heartbroken people, putting them … Read More
It’s said that couples can finish each other’s sentences after they’ve been in love for a long time, but maybe it was their similar way of speaking that brought them together from the start. New research shows that we are … Read More
O Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo? Juliet stubbed her toe and your kiss will make it all better. It’s true, romantic love may ease physical pain. A study conducted at the Stanford University School of Medicine suggests that it kissing a … Read More
Do you look around at the happy couples around you holding hands and laughing, and wonder why that’s not you? Do you wonder why your romantic relationship always seems to have problems? A study from The Association for Family Therapy … Read More
For many people who suffer from chronic pain, depression is an unfortunate consequence. However, recent research shows that people in comforting relationships are more likely to avoid depression. In spite of the physical pain some people feel, support at home … Read More
They say love is blind, but new research proves jealousy may be the culprit. In a new study, professors from the University of Delaware discovered that women who were experiencing feelings of jealousy had more trouble with visual acuity tests. The … Read More
