Why do we kiss?

Just think of being in front of a warm cracking with you partner in your hand, with a kiss and a hug. But have you ever thought about why people kiss? It may be a sign of affection or greeting, but we all kiss.

The origin of the kiss

Bizarre theories in the history of kiss I hear is rooted in the era of cavemen. It is believed that in primitive times, the mother pre-chewed food for her child, and carried her into a kiss. " Although it can never be proved, it would explain why the kiss sign of love between mother and child, and later, adults.

Another theory that I have found that a kiss is reflected in the Ziller Valley of Central Europe, where the exchange of pre-chewed cigar between men and women is common. The young man let one end of a piece of tobacco, or spruce resin, etc. rest between his teeth and closed to invite the girl to grab her teeth - which, of course, obliged her to press her mouth a stable of young people - and then pull it out. If a woman took a pack of pre-chewed tobacco, that is, it returns the love of a man.

The third theory, which I found was from a religious or sacred origin. There have been examples from around the world as early as 2000 BC show that people may have brought their people together to symbolize the spiritual union. Although the culture of Indians, it is believed that the exhaled air is part of the soul, and the two men then mouth together, found their soul connection. (Another variation on this believe that kissing a person with a developed sense counterpart as a welcome act.)

Kiss in History

Even without knowing where the kiss came completely, as is well known that the kiss will be with us for a long time.

In the sixth century in France, dancing was a way to show love, but each dance has ended with a kiss.

Apparently, Russia was the first kiss to include wedding ceremonies, which promise a kiss sealed.

The Romans kissed to greet each other. In the Roman Emperor showed the importance of rights, that part of his body they were allowed to kiss on the cheek-to-toe.

In the 16th century in England, the clove-studded apple came from. Apple was prepared by piercing it with a carnation as much fruit can have a maid and then through an apple fair, until she spied a guy she thought worth kissing. She would like to offer him an apple, and once it is selected and chewed one of the studs, they want to share a kiss. After that, Apple has been transferred to human existence, and he would venture to find another girl to keep playing.

At one stage, although it is believed that people find kissing is nice because when the two lips met during kissing, an electrical current.

Kiss Kiss is

Now days, kisses from small pecks on the cheeks as a greeting, the use of lips and tongue as a sign of romance. It was then that the action taken when the two men embrace, causing hormones into the bloodstream, causing a feeling of euphoria that you feed in the sweetness of your mouth lovers.

It was a kiss that brings every fiber of his being alive, turns your stomach over, sends Goosebumps on your spine. It was a kiss that forgives your transgressions and the smiles on their mistakes. Ingrid Bergman puts it together in a "kiss lovely trick designed by nature to stop speech when words become superfluous."