The Biochemistry of Conversation Hormones and possibly pheromones influence our social interactions

Our conversations involve more than meets the eye. Underneath the surface lies a complex biochemical signaling system, where hormones like oxytocin and cortisol shape how we communicate.

I’ve long been fascinated by the science behind interpersonal communication, and I have put together an introduction to how chemical messengers like hormones and possibly pheromones impact our conversations, connections, and relationships.

It’s just a primer on the topic — I plan to delve deeper. If you’re curious to learn more about the unspoken biological factors that influence our interactions, check out this post in my blook: Conversational Chemistry.

Let me know if you find this intersection of biology and communication as fascinating as I do!

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