Breaking Down the Science of Love

What causes attraction? The way someone looks? Smells? What they say and do? Or does it come down to science?

Tune into Fantasy Dating Radio on Wednesday, October 12, at 5:00 pm Pacific / 8:00 Eastern to hear Dawn Maslar MS, adjunct biology professor, writer and researcher of the Science of Love, break down what happens to our brains and bodies when we're attracted to someone and fall in love.

They say love is blind and science backs it up. According to Dawn, when you fall in love parts of your brain actually deactivate. On this episode of Fantasy Dating Radio, she'll share tips on what to pay attention to before you fall in love and lose your mind. She'll also talk about the biological indicators that a relationship is turning towards love and what to do if it’s not. So, if you're wondering where your relationship is going, tune in to find out!

Do you have a question about the science of attraction, dating, or love? Call 323-870-3965 at show time to ask the expert.

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