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what if the smell aversion thing is a biological function
August 14, 2008 by Anonymous, 1 year 14 weeks ago
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the pill simulates certain aspects of pregnancy to the woman's body, no?
Perhaps being attracted to similar smells while pregnant or post-pregnancy is actually an intentional mechanism that ensures women don't reject their offspring.. ?
did the study control for this with pregnant women or women who had recently given birth?