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A study by psychologists Jens Förster, Kai Epstude and Amina Özelsel, from the University of Amsterdam, reveals that love changes our way of thinking and enhances creativity.

Could a pill re-spark a marriage? Would it be possible to materialize Cupid's famous arrow in an injection? And create a pill to make unrequited love disappear?

Not the cologne, not the perfume, not the deodorant. When it comes to choosing a partner, what our noses usually take into account is the composition of certain volatile molecules of the immune system, those of the so-called Major Histocompatibility Complex (MHC).

On a biological level, love is the result of a healthy biochemical imbalance. Lovers' brains are flooded with a neurotransmitter - a molecule that...

Sociologically, the pen can be compared, for example, to the convulsive movements that have spread among blacks in the United States.

Born in New York 59 years ago, Helen Fisher is a research professor at Rutgers University in New Jersey. He has studied 58 cultures from around the world and published among other books "Anatomy of love: natural history of monogamy, adultery and divorce" and "Why we love: nature and chemistry of romantic love".

Boys and girls enter puberty earlier and earlier, a stage in life when first love is discovered. Recent sexological studies reveal how adolescents live and what they feel when they start in the erotic world.