A serious defeat.


It is always said that ,“I love you from the core of my heart.” Means ‘love’ is a feelings  that directly subjected to the heart. But recent studies reveals the real truths behind it. A group of scientist of the university of Syracuse conducted a study and unveiled the truths of love. The chief of the scientist team Dr Steffane Ortega narrated that in the battle of ‘love’, brains win over the hearts and the heart loose its supremacy and honor regarding love.
Dr Steffane stated that everything related love is directly controlled by the brain not by the heart. Dr Steffane also added that the brain is also a very good lover and can defeats heart by miles. It takes only one fifth(1/5) second of time to love at first sight. Brain makes involve its twelve site specific zone to come closer to the beloved. The scientist team also claimed  that,when a man or woman in love, their brains directly regulate the discharge of some endocrine hormones like Dopamine, Oxytosin, Vasopresin, Adrenaline etc from various site specific zone of the system. As a result an ordinary or simple love can turns into a greatest of love or conclusive separation. It has been noticed as per the scientists  that the  certain percentage of ‘nerve growth factor’(NVF) a specific synthesized protein in the blood serum that regulates the intensity of love, when a man or woman is in love. It may be (NVF) called as the ‘love meter’ or love intensifying factor.
The scientists also claimed that there  is no justification to relate heart in terms of feelings and love is not  only an attraction of mind but also the complex results of a highly calculated decision and judgments of the brain.
There are certain site specific areas for different types of love, for an example  when a couple is in love brain activates its Dopaminergic sub-cortical systems or the special bonding between a mother and child is depend on oxytosin and periacoaductal matter(PAG) in middle of the brain.
The most amazing story is that in case of new love  after an unsuccessful one the brain quickly updates and re conciliates the previous faults and wrongs in fractions of a seconds. So that the chances of success in the further attempts  would so high.
Let say, ‘I love you from the core of my brain.’…………..

Comments

  1. Sekhar RoyDecember 13, 2010 at 3:22 AM

    Well! Its a good attempt to analyse love in terms of science. Perhaps you are swayed with the paper presented by Ortega on the activation of human love. The brain takes many things for a moment and rejects many because of no response of heart beat. But a smallest thing rests in our memory for whole life because of acceptance of our heart which we never never forget. Ancient Hindu Philosophy speaks a lot in the matter. It recognised heart for love of the loviest. The six senses including brain are the carrier between the heart and the outer world. Here is the difference between the western and Indian philosophy. I think you got my point.
    sekharroyindian

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