The thing about pheromones (and what makes them so hard to study) is that they don't really have a scent, but they are often transported in bodily excretions that do. According to most research, humans haven't yet found a way to consciously send out pheromones as signals to attract mates.
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Who discovered pheromones? The term pheromone was coined in 1959. Peter Karlson and Martin Luscher, two researchers from the Max Planck In...
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Yet pheromones can be detected by the olfactory system although humans under develop and underrate their smelling sense. Pheromones ma...
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