10 Health Benefits Of Hugging, Backed By Science
Have you been hugged today? Hugging can be good for your cardiovascular health. Another group of people just rested quietly before being sent into the public speaking task. Hugging promotes bonding in all our relationships. According to integrative neurologist Ilene Ruhoy, M.D., Ph.D., hugging promotes closeness between people. Hugging can improve romantic relationships, specifically. Oxytocin, the main hormone released during orgasm, is also released from hugging. Thatoxytocin from warm contact makes people feel more supported6by their partner as well....