Physiological Reasons for Attractiveness of Female Breast

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In this article the possibilities of functioning of breast as an attractant to male and leading to a long lasting relation in many cases are discussed. The three mechanisms discussed are on the basis of visual stimuli, pheromone and other chemicals like sebum.

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Skandhan, K. (2014) Physiological Reasons for Attractiveness of Female Breast. Advances in Sexual Medicine, 4, 29-31. doi: 10.4236/asm.2014.42006.

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