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Results from our forumAbout non PKU... for a friend and I stumbled upon some pku sites. The small amount I could understand about non pku sounds like my son. Ie : Eczema, strong musty odour, learning difficulties, behavioral problems, he was labelled dyslexic and hyperactive. Another factor is my sons blue eyes, blonde hair and lack ...
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Re: Human Pheromones... websites, since some still claim Androstenone is the pheromone which attracts women to men. Still, the ongoing debate about pheromones or odour clues, are they separate or one, still rages. I strongly believe still that every "pheromone perfume" is a hoax, and I also don't intend ...
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Human Pheromones... in Human Pheromones. My first question would be, can human pheromones be isolated? If so, how is this achievable? What is the difference between odour clues and human pheromones, and do human pheromones have a scent? I have quite a bit of information regarding Human Pheromones already, however, ...
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Why do faeces smell?... matters and also this contains final products of enzymatic acions and the evolved gases...... all these smells in mixture and collectively an ODOUR.... Sweet No??? :lol: :twisted:
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Perspiration among carnivores [mammals].... feet Of course this comes into play only when respiration is not enough. Also, as mentioned by Darby it is the exception and not the rule. :) The odour of perspiration (as you may already know) is mainly due to the bacteria on the skin.
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