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Jorge Moll and Jordan Grafman, neuroscientists at the National Institute of Health, conducted studies on the origin of the impulse to give in the brain and the effect that giving has on a person.

According to the study,

The results demonstrated that when the volunteers placed the interests of others before their own, the generosity activated a primitive part of the brain that usually lights up in response to food or sex. Donating affects two brain “reward” systems working together: the midbrain VTA, which also is stimulated by food, sex, drugs, and money; as well as the subgenual area, which is stimulated when humans see babies and romantic partners.

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