Find out things you never suspected about kissing:
Exchange 80 million bacteria: According to a study performed in the Organisation for Applied Scientific Research (TNO) in the Netherland when a couple kiss they exchange about 80 million bacteria and a lot more in the case of a long a passionate kiss. But don't cringe, this exchange can actually help you stay healthy as it boosts your immune system
Can help you burn calories and lose weight: Kissing can burn up to six calories a minute and requires you to use approximately 30 facial muscles while you are at it. All of this helps you burn a few calories. While the number might not be as large as an intense workout, it does help a little bit. Plus it feels great, right?
Kissing virus: Called infectious mononucleosis (‘mono’ or ‘kissing disease’), this infection is caused by the Epstein Barr virus. Spread through saliva, scientists at the University of Minnesota Medical School in the US found that this is a very real risk of kissing.
Better kissers make better partners: A study suggests that kissing helps us judge potential partners and plays a vital role in a partner staying around. Department of Experimental Psychology at Oxford University.
Helps beat stress: A recent study found that when you’re kissing someone, your body releases oxytocin (a calming chemical), endorphins (which are the feel-good chemicals) and dopamine (which promotes bonding). Aim for a 20-second smooch to get mood-boosting benefits.
Exchange 80 million bacteria: According to a study performed in the Organisation for Applied Scientific Research (TNO) in the Netherland when a couple kiss they exchange about 80 million bacteria and a lot more in the case of a long a passionate kiss. But don't cringe, this exchange can actually help you stay healthy as it boosts your immune system
Can help you burn calories and lose weight: Kissing can burn up to six calories a minute and requires you to use approximately 30 facial muscles while you are at it. All of this helps you burn a few calories. While the number might not be as large as an intense workout, it does help a little bit. Plus it feels great, right?
Kissing virus: Called infectious mononucleosis (‘mono’ or ‘kissing disease’), this infection is caused by the Epstein Barr virus. Spread through saliva, scientists at the University of Minnesota Medical School in the US found that this is a very real risk of kissing.
Better kissers make better partners: A study suggests that kissing helps us judge potential partners and plays a vital role in a partner staying around. Department of Experimental Psychology at Oxford University.
Helps beat stress: A recent study found that when you’re kissing someone, your body releases oxytocin (a calming chemical), endorphins (which are the feel-good chemicals) and dopamine (which promotes bonding). Aim for a 20-second smooch to get mood-boosting benefits.
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