Some people experience orgasmic auras — tingling or sensations that precede orgasm. These sensations are reported to be extremely pleasurable and often occur in the genital area but can also be felt...
Dopamine is a chemical messenger produced in the brain that is involved in many processes, including cognitive functioning, mood regulation, motivation, and pleasure-seeking behaviors like eating and...
Researchers have studied the effects of oxytocin on human behavior. This hormone is associated with social bonding and plays an important role in many aspects of interpersonal relationships. One area...
Light Spanking Activates Pain-Pleasure Pathways in the Brain - Involving Endorphins and Dopamine
Sexual activity is often thought of as being pleasurable, but it's more than just that. It also...
Some people may find themselves reaching climax without any form of physical contact whatsoever. This phenomenon is known as "orgasmic response to mental stimuli," which refers to experiencing an...
The "Post-Nut Clarity" Phenomenon in Men is Linked to a Sudden Drop in Dopamine and Oxytocin
Have you ever felt more alert after an orgasm? This sensation is known as post-nut clarity, and it's...
Dopamine is a neurotransmitter that plays an important role in regulating various physiological processes such as mood, movement, motivation, and pleasure. In terms of sexual behavior, dopamine has...
Prolonged eye contact releases phenylethylamine — the same compound found in chocolate. This natural chemical substance is known for its ability to increase feelings of attraction between...
Neurobiological mechanisms underlying erotic attraction and love have been a subject of intense scientific research for decades. While there is no singular answer to why people fall in love or...
There has been an increase in interest in understanding the effects of colors on human behavior. In particular, studies have examined how different color combinations impact people's emotional...