Doctor of Psychology Saul Miller and his colleague John Menner from Florida State University asked several women do not shoot t-shirts for three nights during various phases of their menstrual cycle . The researchers then gave the sniff T-shirts male volunteers. To test the strength of the male smell they also gave clean T-shirts that no one wore.
During the experiments, the men took samples of saliva on them to determine how strong the floor to react to the smell. Scientists have found it very simple - they measured Testosterone .
It turned out that the man is much more actively respond to the smell of women in during ovulation Than other women's scents or shirts without odors at all. The biological reaction of the stronger sex to such odors often determines the behavior of men, choosing the right partners. In other words, boys are often hard "sink" on women, focusing primarily on the flavor.
But other than that, the researchers gave the men to smell different smells and popular women's perfumes, which are also treated with t-shirts. Then the participants determine what flavors captured their hardest. It turned out to smell the ladies at the stage of ovulation.
"This is the first scientific proof of the fact that the features of the female body odor in during ovulation have a direct impact on women, causing their biological response, "- said in a statement the researchers.
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