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Tears for Fears: Juvenile Mice Secrete a Protective Pheromone in Their Tears, Blocking Adult Mating
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Tears for Fears: Juvenile Mice Secrete a Protective Pheromone in Their Tears, Blocking Adult Mating
10-02-2013 4:41 PM

Tears for Fears: Juvenile Mice Secrete a Protective Pheromone in Their Tears, Blocking Adult Mating


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RE: Tears for Fears: Juvenile Mice Secrete a Protective Pheromone in Their Tears, Blocking Adult Mating
10-02-2013 10:12 PM

(10-02-2013 4:41 PM)2Soon2Care Wrote:  Tears for Fears: Juvenile Mice Secrete a Protective Pheromone in Their Tears, Blocking Adult Mating


http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/201...um=twitter

Human tears also lower human T levels.

It'd be nice if we could get this chemical and bottle it. More than one woman has said she wanted to be able to turn down the libidos of the guys around her. Actual crying is probably too much work.

I'm surprised nobody realized this kind of thing sooner. Dripping water from your eyes is a pretty weird way to express sadness if there wasn't some other purpose to the act.

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