Throughout history, the relationship between humans and cats has been one of the most interesting and enduring.
This special bond benefits both humans and cats and goes beyond mere companionship. Modern man is physically, biologically, and psychologically similar to that primitive man who synchronized his biological rhythm with nature for survival. Technological and social evolution has distanced man from his nature-related environment. However, recent studies show that living with animals contributes to restoring this balance, thanks to biochemical discharges (mainly the hormones oxytocin and arginine vasopressin) that generate bonds between humans and animals. Having a cat at home is a source of love, joy, but also health.
Many people enjoy the benefits of interacting with these ancient friends, the evidence of which is clear, not only in the happy faces of their owners but also in the studies conducted. Having a cat nearby can prevent loneliness and depression and improve overall mood. Living with a cat is particularly beneficial for people who live alone. In addition to social interaction and reducing the risk of social diseases like depression, cats also offer many health benefits. In fact, the positive emotions felt while playing or cuddling each other contribute to strengthening the immune system. Cats can also sense when their owners are sick and often offer them company. This can certainly help with recovery.
Although it is common to find a person allergic to cats, studies show that children exposed to cats often develop fewer allergies. Early and frequent exposure to cats can also prevent respiratory problems in children. For many people, interacting with their cat provides a sense of comfort and relief from daily stress, which contributes to a better quality of life.
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