A study looked at Cupid’s chemistry.
Love & Money is a MarketWatch series looking at how our relationship with money impacts our relationships with significant others, friends and family. Yale University researchers concluded that the happiest, most secure-feeling couples in an experiment had at least one person in the pair with a variation in their gene receptor for oxytocin, known as the “love hormone.”
Oxytocin is linked to bonding and has all kinds of feel-good nicknames like “the cuddle hormone.” It’s also known as a pain reliever. Dr. Ron Gonzalez, Instant Chemistry’s co-founder, said the Yale findings were consistent with what his staff has been tracking internally about genetic makeup and oxytocin. Gonzalez said the Toronto-based company has served thousands of people since its 2013 start.
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