Studies show that holding hands can reduce pain and buffer stressful experiences. But its impact on brain activity suggests something more profound is going on. Q: I’m curious why humans hold ...

United in loving visions, hands held taut with our God endeared.” Yes, through the years I’ve gradually come to realize holding hands with fellow believers can be a worthwhile endeavor.

Holding hands with someone you love can have a powerful effect on our brains. According to the Washington Post, holding hands can help lower blood pressure, reduce pain and ease stressful situations.

For many couples, holding hands in public is a natural and instinctive gesture, reflecting a sense of comfort and intimacy. It can be a way to feel connected to your partner, especially in ...

Holding hands can be romantic, but it can also be protective, comforting, or respectful, says Field. “It has a lot of reasons, objectives, and origins. ...

Holding hands can improve heart health. If you’re one-half of a couple holding hands, you may be familiar with that little heart flutter that comes with it. There’s more work happening here.