Determine the power of love thanks to ... tomography

You are in love? You want to know how passionate love is? Is it durable to get married or superficial and can lead to breakup? Scientists have answered these questions thanks to brain cutting techniques (MRT).

Observing the brain activity of some volunteers who were in love during the experiment, a group of American scientists led by Professor Arthur Aron tried to predict the future of some couples' love. , whether it will stand with time or 'each person will fall' even if they love each other for three years.

The activity of the brain reflects the true feelings of the two people for each other.

They used brain scans to monitor the activity of the neurons of the volunteers. Based on the data collected, scientists have been able to judge the 'power of love' in each pair to determine whether there is a long-term relationship between the two.

While sweeping the brain, the recommended volunteers look intently at the pictures of their lovers, focusing on thinking about their love, about meetings, memories together, joys of lovemaking. (if any) and plan how that relationship will develop.

Scientists say that in couples who have been in love for a long time at this time, the nerve cell group on the " tailed nuclear zone " (tailed nuclear zone) is strongly vibrated (this area responds sensitively to beauty. outside), while the eye-forehead cortex (involved in decision making and making judgments) works very weak.

Researchers also found that in couples at the time of the test who were living, the center of satisfaction (responsible for discovering the joys, pleasure, and happiness) worked very poorly. According to scientists, the reduction in the activity of the area means that the brain region creates feelings of satisfaction with stagnant work.

According to the report of the research team, after this survey for 3 years, only 3 in 6 couples are still together. The judgments based on brain scan results are consistent with reality.