by Miguel Pita · Editorial Periférica · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788410171619
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Falling in love is a unique trait of the human species, a complex interaction between primitive mechanisms and advanced cognitive abilities. In this book, Dr. Miguel Pita, an expert in Genetics and Cell Biology, explores love from a scientific perspective, analyzing pleasure, reproduction, social monogamy, and emotional bonds. Through an engaging journey, the author helps us understand how our brain and its neurons react to desire, stability, and heartbreak, revealing why falling in love can feel like a deeply irrational experience.
Based on current knowledge in neuroscience and genetics, the work follows the journey of a couple to explain how our molecules function in states of infatuation. With an intelligent and rigorous narrative, Pita breaks down the biological processes that take us from the first spark to the complexities of human relationships, offering a fascinating insight into the biology of love.
