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Discussions reveal a positive reception, emphasizing the scientific exploration of love as an addiction, with references to hormones like serotonin and dopamine, and mention of neuroimaging studies, illustrating both interest and potential impact on understanding human relationships and addiction treatments.
Most posts acknowledge the parallels between romantic love and addiction, showing general support for the publication’s ideas.
Posts exhibit high curiosity, referencing multiple studies, hormones, and neurochemical insights, indicating strong engagement with the topic.
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The discourse suggests that the article influences perceptions of love and addiction, highlighting neurobiological underpinnings that could inform therapies.
En la primera etapa de enamoramiento, la serotonina y la dopamina producen síntomas de adicción a una droga: euforia, deseo, tolerancia, dependencia emocional y física, abstinencia y recaída. #InfoDeLaBuena https://t.co/j40Z8IXMzw https://t.co/gPmOwNA3Jo
Referencia Fisher H et al Front Psychol. 2016 May 10; 7:687. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2016.00687.
https://t.co/qRnZDHa3gE
“Intense, Passionate, Romantic Love: A Natural Addiction? How the Fields That Investigate Romance and Substance Abuse Can Inform Each Other.” Fisher HE, Xu X, Aron A, Brown LL. Los mecanismos solapados entre enamoramiento y adicción.- https://t.co/2rvnGZAfmL
En la primera etapa de enamoramiento, la serotonina y la dopamina producen síntomas de adicción a una droga: euforia, deseo, tolerancia, dependencia emocional y física, abstinencia y recaída. #InfoDeLaBuena https://t.co/LJFsok6alX
En la primera etapa de enamoramiento, la serotonina y la dopamina producen síntomas de adicción a una droga: euforia, deseo, tolerancia, dependencia emocional y física, abstinencia y recaída. #InfoDeLaBuena https://t.co/G6wo9UIhLA https://t.co/kgWFsGDdX7
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RT @ecalixto: Referencia Fisher H et al Front Psychol. 2016 May 10; 7:687. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2016.00687.
RT @ecalixto: Referencia Fisher H et al Front Psychol. 2016 May 10; 7:687. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2016.00687.
Referencia Fisher H et al Front Psychol. 2016 May 10; 7:687. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2016.00687.
The early stage of intense romantic love shows many symptoms of addictions, including euphoria, craving, tolerance, emotional and physical dependence, withdrawal and relapse. Romantic love is a natural (and positive) addiction ❤️ @FrontiersIn https://t.co/XldcqVUbeD https://t.co/O0l3VrQ6cB
“Intense, Passionate, Romantic Love: A Natural Addiction? How the Fields That Investigate Romance and Substance Abuse Can Inform Each Other.” Fisher HE, Xu X, Aron A, Brown LL. Los mecanismos solapados entre enamoramiento y adicción.- https://t.co/2rvnGZAfmL
@Alex_invictus20 @BrandonMarlett We can detect an increase in certain circulating hormones & other chemicals when a person reports feelings of intense love. So we can at least show a correlation between the hormones & the feelings. https://t.co/3rpIQABcMv
RT @FabBallarini: En la primera etapa de enamoramiento, la serotonina y la dopamina producen síntomas de adicción a una droga: euforia, des…
RT @FabBallarini: En la primera etapa de enamoramiento, la serotonina y la dopamina producen síntomas de adicción a una droga: euforia, des…
RT @FabBallarini: En la primera etapa de enamoramiento, la serotonina y la dopamina producen síntomas de adicción a una droga: euforia, des…
En la primera etapa de enamoramiento, la serotonina y la dopamina producen síntomas de adicción a una droga: euforia, deseo, tolerancia, dependencia emocional y física, abstinencia y recaída. https://t.co/ZGXedLhTUQ https://t.co/uwhUXDGF3r
En la primera etapa de enamoramiento, la serotonina y la dopamina producen síntomas de adicción a una droga: euforia, deseo, tolerancia, dependencia emocional y física, abstinencia y recaída. #InfoDeLaBuena https://t.co/G6wo9UIhLA https://t.co/kgWFsGDdX7
RT @FabBallarini: En la primera etapa de enamoramiento, la serotonina y la dopamina producen síntomas de adicción a una droga: euforia, des…
En la primera etapa de enamoramiento, la serotonina y la dopamina producen síntomas de adicción a una droga: euforia, deseo, tolerancia, dependencia emocional y física, abstinencia y recaída. #InfoDeLaBuena https://t.co/LJFsok6alX
En la primera etapa de enamoramiento, la serotonina y la dopamina producen síntomas de adicción a una droga: euforia, deseo, tolerancia, dependencia emocional y física, abstinencia y recaída. #InfoDeLaBuena https://t.co/ba66N1WPmv
RT @FabBallarini: En la primera etapa de enamoramiento, la serotonina y la dopamina producen síntomas de adicción a una droga: euforia, des…
En la primera etapa de enamoramiento, la serotonina y la dopamina producen síntomas de adicción a una droga: euforia, deseo, tolerancia, dependencia emocional y física, abstinencia y recaída. #InfoDeLaBuena https://t.co/j40Z8IXMzw https://t.co/gPmOwNA3Jo
Interesantísimo, en especial para quienes tengan interés en neurociencias y conductas sociales. https://t.co/qPEEn8DNHu
@ZAlphagirl @GabiAstro @canope_72 Dans ma recherche j'ai croisé quelques papiers de recherche, et je confirme que j'aime pas la psychologie, trop fourre-tout à mon goût. Exemple : 10.3389/fpsyg.2016.00687 Pour voir vite-fait les effets de l'amour sur le cerveau, une publi très courte : 10.3389/fnhum.2015.00191
Intense, Passionate, Romantic Love: A Natural Addiction? How the Fields That Investigate Romance and Substance Abuse Can Inform Each Other. Fisher et al, 2016
For further reading, it's here: https://t.co/ShlOUb8IO2
@ilucasouza Dá uma olhada nesse artigo dela aqui: https://t.co/WBanEvxvFq