Love chemical formula

Brain chemistry triggers attraction and the feeling of falling in love 

Call it a chemical meet cute.

When you first meet someone, your brain responds by releasing chemicals in your brain — including dopamine, serotonin and norepinephrine — that create feelings of motivation, desire, pleasure and arousal.

“First impressions are really important because that’s when we establish that the individual we met is receptive to social interaction and engaging with us,” Zweifel says.

“If there’s a connection there, it’s really those first few seconds and the body language and nonverbal communication, as well as the verbal communication, which makes that connection that drives us to engage in the future.”

This is why you can feel drawn to somebody on first meeting them — and why there are some folks who bring up an instant, gut-response no.  

“It’s how the brain processes those initial responses and that social feedback that determines whether or not we’ll engage with another individual again in the future, or whe

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