The study involved 33 men who smelled feminine perfume and looked at pictures of women's faces while hooked up to a special hormone.
However, Comninos also said:"It is important to consider that human attraction is not just about smell and facial appreciation.
"There is a multitude of other factors such as body language, personality traits, conversation and so forth. Also, our work is at an early stage and so we really need our colleagues in basic science research to help us understand the precise pathways and mechanisms for what we are seeing."Asked if the hormone could help with low libido in people with mental conditions such as depression, Comninos said:"roles in humans that we are just starting to appreciate.
In order to carry out the study, the team had to work out a way to get the volunteers to sniff a perfume periodically while in an MRI body scanner. To achieve this, the team created a special device featuring plastic tubes passing from a control room to the participants.
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