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March 3, 2011
Friends Have Same Effect as Lovers?
The bonds of family are not unique?
From Mail Online:
For chaps who pride themselves on their wooing techniques, it is news guaranteed to wilt the self-esteem.
Many modern women derive just as much satisfaction from a meal with the girls as a night of passion with a man.
And there is a sound scientific reason, say experts.
A study has found women release oxytocin – the same chemical which helps them to reach a climax during sex – when they are with their friends.
According to a Californian university, a ‘socially rich environment’ and ‘strong social network’ are conducive to oxytocin production.
Read more here.
MR
March 3, 2011 in Current Affairs | Permalink
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