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Love hormone oxytocin is similar to alcohol and makes us more trusting

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Basically, yoga measures a lifespan in the number of breaths you take. When he tweaked the experiment by making the transfer amount dependent on the random draw of a ping-pong ball, he found that those who were trusted had oxytocin levels 41% higher than the controls. In fact, a recent study published in the Public Library of Science, Medicine reports that a social person has a 50% greater survival rate than a reclusive one.

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Love hormone oxytocin is similar to alcohol and makes us more trusting

We need 8 hugs a day for maintenance. We need 12 hugs a day for growth. The neuropeptide oxytocin, released by your pituitary gland, is a naturally occurring hormone in your body with incredibly powerful, health-giving properties. It is also a key reason why the simple act of hugging is such an incredible way to not only bond with others but also boost your physical, and emotional, health. This, in turn, may have beneficial effects on your heart health and more. One study found, for instance, that women had lower blood pressure following a brief episode of warm contact with their partner. But research suggests there's even more to it than that. The vagus nerve winds its way through the body and is connected to a number of organs, including the heart. It is also connected to oxytocin receptors. One theory is that stimulation of the vagus triggers an increase in oxytocin, which in turn leads to the cascade of health benefits. According to one study, this includes: 6 Lower risk of heart disease Stress reduction Fight fatigue Boost your immune system Fight infections Ease depression Does Cuddle Therapy Work? There's no doubt that hugging, caressing, and cuddling feel good. The more you connect with others -- on even the smallest physical level -- the happier you'll be. One study found that one-third of people receive no hugs on a daily basis while 75 percent said they wanted more hugs. Findings such as these, coupled with the emotional and health benefits of human touch, have led to the emergence of cuddle therapy centers, where people can pay for a lunchtime cuddle. However, the verdict is still out on whether or not cuddles from strangers have the same impact as those from someone you know and trust. While cuddling with a spouse or partner has been shown to boost satisfaction in relationships, at least one study showed that hugs are only beneficial if trust is involved. Even cuddling with your may offer significant benefits to your heart and overall health. Fun Facts About Hugging Did you know that, on average, people spend on hour a month hugging? That doesn't sound like much, but when you consider that the average hug is under 10 seconds long… that's a lot of hugs! Happiness Weekly compiled even more fun facts about hugging that highlight just how incredible this act of touch really is. For instance, a full-body hug stimulates your nervous system while decreasing feelings of loneliness, combating fear, increasing self-esteem, defusing tension, and showing appreciation. A quick hug has a near-immediate impact on health, lowering your heart rate and inducing a calming effect while also leading to a more upbeat mood! Interestingly, hugging has just as much a benefit for the person doing the hugging as the person being hugged, revealing the reciprocal nature of touch. One study found that touch alone can reveal emotions including anger, fear, disgust, love, gratitude, and sympathy, with accuracy rates of up to 83 percent. Oxytocin decreases the level of stress hormones primarily cortisol your body manufactures and lowers your blood pressure response to anxiety-producing events. Oxytocin quite likely plays a role in why pet owners heal more quickly from illness, why couples live longer than singles, and why support groups work for people with addictions and chronic diseases. Oxytocin has also been found to reduce the cravings of drug and alcohol addiction, as well as for sweets. It even has a positive influence on inflammation and wound healing. Often making a concerted effort to hug the people close to you is one of the best ways to get more hugs in return. This can include your spouse, children, and other family members along with close friends. But even if you're not currently in a life situation conducive to getting daily hugs and producing enough of your own oxytocin on a regular basis, the good news is there are some alternatives you can use to help you deal in a healthy way with your emotional response to stress and. With the already known and still-to-emerge health and quality of life benefits to be derived from the natural release of oxytocin in your body, your best course of action is to make sure you're cultivating warm, loving, intimate relationships, no matter what stage of life you're in. Mercola, unless otherwise noted. Individual articles are based upon the opinions of the respective author, who retains copyright as marked. The information on this website is not intended to replace a one-on-one relationship with a qualified health care professional and is not intended as medical advice. It is intended as a sharing of knowledge and information from the research and experience of Dr. Mercola and his community. 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The Depression Fighter: If you know someone going through depression, hugging can help him cope-up with it. The best place to get them from lots of people, believe it or not, is at a music festival. But teddy bears, whose use has been increasing in the recent decades, are a poor substitute for the real hugging. That means that nothing is glad about their efficacy, side effects, or even whether they contain any oxytocin. And even worse, some of the waste gets stuck. According to Wellsphere, studies have revealed that the use of social media can facilitate the release of oxytocin and that even thinking about someone who elements you or someone you deeply hugging releases oxytocin trust for is enough to activate the release of oxytocin. It means various chemicals get manipulated throughout the body. He has achieved these results in repeated tests, including variations of the game to check for cognitive impairment in one, players are met to donate earnings to the Red Cross or the Red Crescent Society: oxytocin prompts 48% higher donations but only to the Red Cross, a charity with which north American participants hugging releases oxytocin trust more familiar and comfortable. You know you feel good when you do it. Even playing with your dog can del an oxytocin surge, according to a 2009 study published in the journal Hormones and Behavior. I often wonder if the differences in personality and dating preferences between us may be governed by differences in the levels of oxytocin pumping through our bodies. And finally: J Deep breathing.

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