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}}</ref> Androsterone is found in the human axilla and skin as well as in the urine. It may also be secreted by human sebaceous glands. It is described as having a musky odor similar to that of androstenol. Androsterone has been found to affect human behavior when smelled.<ref>{{REFbook | }}</ref> | ||
Androsterone is found in the human axilla and skin as well as in the urine. It may also be secreted by human sebaceous glands. It is described as having a musky odor similar to that of androstenol. Androsterone has been found to affect human behavior when smelled.<ref>{{REFbook | |||
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Many find the musky aroma of the human foreskin to be attractive and stimulating. While the evidence accumulated to date is not strong, there is evidence that the foreskin does emit pheromones. | |||
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