One area deep in the center
of the brain, the nucleus accumbens, is believed to play a key role in
producing feelings of love. Researchers have found that neurotransmitters and
hormones like dopamine travel to this pea-sized area of the brain, which shows
more activity when couples report being happily in love. You may love
someone with all your heart, but you’re loving from the depths of your nucleus
accumbens.
Read & learn:
https://medium.com/@generalelectric/50-grey-matters-you-might-not-know-about-your-brain-9a6063dd2e99
Gif via The Love Competition, a project by Stanford neuroscientists to attempt to measure love using a GE MRI machine to visualize levels of activity in the nucleus accumbens.
http://www.gereports.com/post/110825743800/dont-you-want-me-baby-this-brain-imaging
Read & learn:
https://medium.com/@generalelectric/50-grey-matters-you-might-not-know-about-your-brain-9a6063dd2e99
Gif via The Love Competition, a project by Stanford neuroscientists to attempt to measure love using a GE MRI machine to visualize levels of activity in the nucleus accumbens.
http://www.gereports.com/post/110825743800/dont-you-want-me-baby-this-brain-imaging
corina marinescu
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