Everyone gets a little flustered when they meet someone they are interested in, but do you know what's really going on in your body during that encounter? Mayim Bialik, neuroscientist, star of "The Big Bang Theory," and author of the new book " target="_blank"Girling Up," explains the chemical process that causes you to feel all tingly inside.
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What happens to your brain and body when you're attracted to someone — according to 'Big Bang Theory' star and neuroscientist Mayim Bialik
Everyone gets a little flustered when they meet someone they are interested in, but do you know what's really going on in your body during that encounter?
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