02/16/2018
If your answer is "Yes" there is good news for you! By 2028 there will be a medical analysis for true love.
Medicine can come to help people who are in search of true love. By 2028, tests which will make it clear whether the person is experiencing real deep feelings, or imitates them may be available for sale.
Within 10 years, medical tests may be on sale to find true love, according to one of the world's most famous neurologists, Dr. Fred Nour from California. These absolutely painless diagnostic tools will determine the presence in the brain of chemical substances that testify love. To do this, you need an MRT-like scanner. And although most people will use these gadgets purely to laugh, others will use it to avoid creating a family with an unsuitable person or to ascertain the authenticity of their own feelings.
The analysis is able to recognize the chemical substances of nonapeptides, which are produced in sufficient quantities only in a state of strong love, as the researchers believe. This test will provide a clear answer to the question of whether or not a person is in love or imitates these feelings. If the test does not reveal enough nonapeptides in the brain, then it will speak of the absence of true love. Dr. Nour emphasizes that no one can really fall in love without producing peptides in his head.
Today, the procedure for measuring the volume of nonapeptides in the brain can be carried out only on laboratory animals. However, the development of medical technologies will make this test a reality for people by 2028, according to Dr. Nour.
Unlike lie detectors and other existing devices, this scanner cannot be deceived, and the accuracy of its readings will approach 99%. The expert believes that two-thirds of people will use it for laughter, but the remaining third will pursue serious goals.
