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What you may not know about kissing

Kissing is one of the most pleasant tasks in the world, so do more of kissing, scientists revealed.
We kiss our babies, friends, pets, and loved ones.
According to scientists, kissing your partners feels most special, it makes one not only feels happy, it reduces stress levels, also has a few quite amazing health benefits most people have no idea about.
Here are a few scientific reasons why you should kiss more.
The ‘love hormone’
The first thing that happens when you kiss your partner is the release of different ‘feel-good’ hormones that make you feel incredible, which is the ‘love hormone’ oxytocin and vasopressin, the one responsible for bonding mothers and babies. There is also a bit of dopamine that makes the kissers happier almost immediately and a bunch of other neurohormones that keep us balanced.
Stress reduction
The more feel-good hormones are produced by one’s body, the happier you become.
Research reveals that ‘love and pleasure‘ significantly reduce stress levels. Shows of affection like kissing influence the cortisol levels – a stress hormone that is causing most of the suffering. So kiss, feel loved, and simply be happy.
Alertness
Kissing also causes the body to produce adrenaline and noradrenaline. These chemicals make one feel more alert, precise, and excited. The heart rate raises and feel more alive than ever – all for kissing!
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