Thermoception and Hugging: Why Warmth Feels So Comforting

Understanding Thermoception Thermoception is the body’s ability to sense temperature through specialized nerve endings in the skin. These receptors constantly send information to the brain about warmth and cold, helping regulate body temperature and keep

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