International Kissing Day: Interesting facts

When we hear the word kiss, the feeling of love comes to mind, not only between a couple, but also between family and friends.

Today, April 13, is international kiss dayand for this reason, we bring you some details about why this day is celebrated and some interesting facts about kisses.

This date is celebrated as a tribute to the longest kiss in history that took place in Thailand, in memory of Valentine’s Day.

In 2011, a couple of this nationality, composed of Thai Ekachai and Laksana Tiranarat, they set the world record for the longest kiss. This lasted 46 hours, 24 minutes and 9 seconds.

By 2013, the same pair broke their record by taking a kisseswithout taking a second, this trip lasted 58 hours, 35 minutes and 58 seconds. They entered the Guinness Book of Records.

In the same way, this date is a reminder of the importance of a kiss for human relationships.

However, there are other data that should rremember this act which shows affection. We list some of them below.

– When kissing they release hormones (oxytocin and dopamine) and endorphins, which help reduce stress and anxiety levels.

– According to psychology experts, the first kiss is usually one of the indelible memories.

– inside Dubai and Malaysia kissing in public is considered an illegal act.

– There are dozens of kisses positive effects for physical and mental health, but they are also a form of infection, experts from the Mayo Clinic repeat.

According to “Organization for Scientific Research”from the Netherlands, there are 80 million bacteria (approximately) that are transmitted by kissing.

Starting with a spoon, some live in each person’s mouth 700 species of bacteria.