Don’t toss meds, but peek into lovestruck brains shows why passion can ease pain

Published October 17, 2010

Don’t toss meds, but peek into lovestruck brains shows why passion can ease pain
WASHINGTON — Sometimes love does feel like it should. Falling in love can act as a potent painkiller, and now scientists have figured out why: It stimulates the brain’s reward pathway, much like the rush of an addictive drug.
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Study shows fresh romance can help ease pain naturally
WASHINGTON (AP) — Sometimes love does feel like it should.Falling in love can act as a potent painkiller, and now scientists have figured out why: It stimulates the brain’s reward pathway, much like the rush of an addictive drug.
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Crook jailed for rape
A crook has been jailed after raping a woman the night before he was due to appear in court over a major Leeds bank fraud. (14/10/2010 08:57:35)
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