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>>Are copulance another hidden weapon in women's armory of attraction?
>>The odor is not very pleasant, it's rather like butter have gone off?
>>In Vienna, Karl Grammer and Elizabeth Oberzaucher created artificial copulance,
and designed an experiment to find out what they did to men.
They asked subjects to rate photographs of women while inhaling a low dose of copulance.
So low, they were not actually aware of smelling anything.
The results were startling. >>If a man looks at photographs of women,
he will be usually able to tell that there are some more attractive women
and some who are less attractive. But when men are exposed to copulance,
they will lose actually the ability to distinguish between
an attractive woman and a less attractive woman.
One whiff of copulance causes an immediate spike in male testosterone levels.
>>Testosterone usually makes you not able to think as clear as we usually do,
and now the male cognitive ability to decide if female is attractive or not breaks down.
>>In night clubs all across the world, an invisible biochemical war is raging.
Men are secreting androstenedione, the acrid odor that repels all women except
those that are ovulating, and women fire back with copulance,
which makes men find all of them sexy.
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