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When a woman cries, chemicals in her tears send off signals which reduce sexual arousal in males - their libido goes down, scientists from the Weizmann Institute, Israel, revealed in the journal Science. How and why this happens is still a bit of a mystery because tears have no smell, but they contain compounds which trigger reactions in humans…

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