During the first year of being in a romance, a protein in our cells called Nerve Growth Factor (NGF) that is vital for the functions of particular sympathetic and sensory nerve cells, appears to thrive. During youthful love, our senses are heightened, and our fight or flight reaction system is activated.
Related Facts
Did you Know? You can learn while you dream.
Fun Fact! Tussle between Verizon and Apple
Fun Fact! One of the strangest sports is played in England.
Fun Fact! A Lot of History's Disasters Were Caused By Lack Of Sleep
Fun Fact! Fear may be pleasurable if we are not in imminent danger.
Fun Fact! Catching a yawn could help us connect.
In Vietnam, there is a theme park based on Buddha
Fun Fact! George Washington Never Had Wooden Teeth
Fun Fact! Kissing is an exercise.
Fun Fact! Russia has a Military Disneyland
To avoid Edison's patents, Hollywood relocated from New York to Los Angeles.
People who appear younger than they are, Enjoy longer lives.
Fun Fact! We are more concerned with a single individual than with big calamities.
The original New Year's eve novelty glasses came out in 1991.
Fun Fact! Women can have children after they die.
Did you Know? Russia has a unique diner of Twins!
People tend to look for the things that conform the things they already believe.
Fun Fact but Seriously! Russians are taught not to smile.
Love must be "blind" to survive.
Fun Fact! Moldova is the second booziest nation on Earth
Fun Fact! In few hours you can be convinced that you committed a crime that never took place.
When people have to go to the restroom, they lie more convincingly.
Did you Know? There is an annual coffee break festival
Fun Fact! Throughout the comic books, Superman dies several times.
Fun Fact! The Oxford English Dictionary credits Charles Dickens for the first use of butter-fingers, crossfire, dustbin, fairy story, slow-coach and whoosh.