I have never fallen in love on a scientific basis, and I don’t think I should have either. Yet, this appears to be a scientifically sound explanation of why and how we fall in that pit/heaven: “Along with dopamine, the body also produces a substance called nerve growth factor.” Yupp, now I understand.
The Science of Falling in Love (Or the Nerve Growth Factor)
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