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 Research Proves Juicy Kisses Are Lipborne Love Potions Published: Feb 16, 09 Comments: 3 Views: 1,594 The biochemistry of kisses reveals that saliva increases sex drive, so the wetter the kiss, the more chemistry is exchanged. The more chemistry, the more we are aroused. Folks in the kissing-science field have also discovered links between kissing and coupling-affecting hormones. Coupling hormones are important to human reproductive success. So kissing really does have a lot to do with transferring genes from generation to generation. The lowly kiss is clearly far more important than the ordinary person might think. If you lack kissing confidence, view the video above for instructions.  More than 90 percent of human societies exchange smooches, Fisher said. And the behavior is rampant among pygmy chimpanzees and bonobos, some of our fellow primates. Foxes lick each others' faces, birds tap their bills together, elephants put their trunks into one another's mouths. Charles Darwin himself thought that kissing was a natural instinct.
One study found that 66 percent of women and 59 percent of men say that the quality of the first kiss can kill a relationship, Fisher said.
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