Kissing feels good but did you know that it's also good for you? A good kiss can relieve your stress as it releases epinephrine into the blood and makes it pump faster around the body.
Why humans are unique when it comes to kissing
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Did you know that kissing can also help you fight off cavities? It's true. The extra saliva produced when you kiss washes away plaque in your teeth which lowers your chance of cavities.
Why humans are unique when it comes to kissing
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Kissing is a way of bonding, and not just for a few hours. Our lips are packed with sensory neurons which are stimulated by touching the other person's lips. This leads to the release of sebum which scientists believe plays a big role in bonding.
Why humans are unique when it comes to kissing
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Really passionate kissing can also lead to weight loss, and not just because you can't stick food in while you're kissing. Really vigorous kiss may burn 8-16 calories.
Why humans are unique when it comes to kissing
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