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The Science of Love, Desire and Happiness
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Love is not just a feeling. It’s a whole chemical process inside our bodies that changes and evolves as time passes. In this episode, Bob Gilpatrick and Rollie Culp explore the science of love and how understanding that process can help foster long-term, meaningful relationships. The two discuss the physical and chemical reactions and changes that occur in the brain and body when these emotions are triggered. There is a shift in our brain chemistry when we fall in love and another change when that new love transitions into lasting love. It’s up to us to navigate that transition and keep the fire of love burning. Bob and Rollie also share the two magic questions that, when acted upon, will help everyone improve their relationships and have lasting love, desire, and happiness. You don’t want to miss this episode.
73 episodes
Manage episode 333503446 series 2881592
Love is not just a feeling. It’s a whole chemical process inside our bodies that changes and evolves as time passes. In this episode, Bob Gilpatrick and Rollie Culp explore the science of love and how understanding that process can help foster long-term, meaningful relationships. The two discuss the physical and chemical reactions and changes that occur in the brain and body when these emotions are triggered. There is a shift in our brain chemistry when we fall in love and another change when that new love transitions into lasting love. It’s up to us to navigate that transition and keep the fire of love burning. Bob and Rollie also share the two magic questions that, when acted upon, will help everyone improve their relationships and have lasting love, desire, and happiness. You don’t want to miss this episode.
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