Neurobiology Of Love

A neurochemical cascade occurs when we fall in love. This can absolutely be influenced by audiovisual stimulation and brainwave entrainment! Beta waves are suppressed in the prefrontal cortex, while slower alpha and delta waves increase, soothing the amygdala, decreasing cortisol, increasing dopamine and endorphins, and boosting oxytocin. This explains the lack of focus and the warm, fuzzy feeling of love we experience before, during, and after sex. Delta brainwave entrainment, mostly used for sleep, is also known for pain relief and profound relaxation. Beta waves can be suppressed, letting the "feel-good" alpha frequencies shine through. Use this session together with your partner to promote interpersonal synchronization.