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Science has proven that an orgasm is one of the greatest natural highs a person can experience. Brain scans of the event show that the brain releases so much dopamine during the process that it looks almost exactly like a brain on heroin.

15 of 20 Things You Didn’t Know About The Human Brain (The Mind Of A Child)

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15) The Mind Of A Child

The brain of a baby uses up to 50% of the body’s glucose supply. This is why babies and young children need so much sleep.

The brain of a baby uses up to 50% of the body’s glucose supply. This is why babies and young children need so much sleep.

 

16) The Joy Of Sex

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Science has proven that an orgasm is one of the greatest natural highs a person can experience. Brain scans of the event show that the brain releases so much dopamine during the process that it looks almost exactly like a brain on heroin.

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