Facts about kissing you may not know

Facts about kissing you may not know

الكاتب : othman التاريخ : Thursday, July 6, 2017 التعليقات : 0

Orgasm from just a kiss?

Although kisses that leave one gasping and swooning are thought to be only the stuff of romance novels, some women report being able to reach orgasm from a kiss alone. Dr. Jan Gurley, a board-certified internist who blogs about health-care issues, says: “Emotions play a powerful role in sexual desire, and research shows that physical touch may not always be required when it comes to orgasms, since women vary in their capacity for sexual arousal.”

Lips are hardwired for kissing and fire up the brain

A kiss packs such a wallop because lips are jam-packed with neurons and have among the most densely populated allotment of sensory neurons anywhere in the body. When the somatosensory receptors on nerves in the lips are stimulated by the touch of other lips, sebum in saliva is released by sebaceous glands around the nose and lips. Sebum contains pheromones that let the partners pick on their mate’s biological make-up that could turn them on or off.

Kissing keeps men faithful

Although men were more likely to see kissing as a prelude to sex, according to a 2007 survey of young adults, they felt a stronger bond was created from post-coital smooching if it was with a long-term partner. Feelings of connectedness are thought to intensify due to the stimulation of the hormone oxytocin. “This is the hormone of love, and the better the oxytocin levels, the more capacity for love,” explains psychotherapist Arthur Janov, Ph.D., author of “The Biology of Love”. “We have found that those who cannot commit in a love relationship are low in oxytocin.”

Most people tilt right when kissing

Smooth kissing requires a slight tilt of the head to avoid noses clashing. And humans may be hardwired to lean in a way that facilitates this smooth union. Irish researchers found that 80 percent of kissing couples turned to the right. In a 2006 study, they also found that around 77 percent also turned right when kissing a doll.

Kissing can seal the deal – or call it off

Be forewarned: the first kiss can very well be the last. Psychologist Gordon Gallup Jr., Ph.D., at the State University of New York in Albany, surveyed nearly 200 men and women. The majority reported having experienced that after the first kiss with someone they were initially attracted to, the chemistry wore off. The women were pickier than men, with 66 percent reporting that the first kiss could be a turn-off, compared with 59 percent of the men.

Make up for a missed yoga class

Kissing may not make you flexible, but it may produce the same reported relaxing effect as yoga or meditation. A 2009 study at Arizona State University asked 52 adults to spend six weeks making kissing a priority in their lives by increasing the amount of time and frequency spent smooching their spouse or live-in partner. Compared with a non-kissing control group, the kissers showed significant decreases in levels of stress as measured by a validated psychological stress scale. Not surprisingly, the kissers also showed improvements in their levels of relationship satisfaction. 

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