Do Pheromone sprays and oils really work?
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i duno but i was looking at that the other day! i think it would be really cool if it did...it must work as it is advertised like that...if you try it let me know if it works!! :-P
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Never seen oils or sprays, but there are lotions I have seen.  You can also try C-Rings that will help also.
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Yes it is biologically related. Pheromones (chemical scents that all of us emit) influence the menstural cycle of women, and are the cause of this phenomenon.\n\nCheck out the link for a more scientific explanation: http://serendip.brynmawr.edu/biology/b103/f00/web2/braha2.html\n\nThis phenomenon is widespread in nature. Plants use a similar mechanism to thwart pests. I.e. when a plant gets attacked by pests, it releases a pheromone which alerts other plants -- which enables them to build up defenses to combat the pest. http://www.jhu.edu/~newslett/01-28-99/Science/3.html
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Current science believes that pheromones have no recognizable scent - you wouldn't know you were smelling it, but are still sensed through the nose and registered in the brain.\n\nNot just opposite sexes can sense them, some scientists believe pheromones are what cause women that live together (like roommates) to adjust their periods until they happen at the same time.
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This is a perfectly normal occurance. What has happened is that you and your roomates cycles have synchronized with one another. The way in which this happens is the result of pheromones. Let me explain. A pheromone is any chemical or set of chemicals produced by a living organism that transmits a message to other members of the same species. There are alarm pheromones, food trail pheromones, sex pheromones, and many others that affect behavior or physiology. Although the existance of human pheromones is questioned, except in the case of menstrual synchronization. The best-studied case involves the synchronization of menstrual cycles among women based on unconscious odor cues (the so called McClintock effect, named after the primary investigator). This study states that there are two types of pheromone involved: "One, produced prior to ovulation, shortens the ovarian cycle, and the second, produced just at ovulation, lengthens the cycle". So as a result of the pheromonal cues, your periods will synchronize.
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its dose work so dont woory about . just make sure to get peur hoodia 100%
836884
i'm only familiar on pheromones, that hormone is invisibly transmitted to your opposite...causing you and her to fall in love with each other!yeah!
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Check out musk oils.  They seem to bring out the more natural body aroma.  You'll have to rely on your own hormones to hold them though.
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I believe it works. A practitioner will tell you that the pins alter your bodies energy flows and set them back on the right path. It probably is a mix of the placebo effect and the manipulation of the bodies neurological system.
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it's not actually chemical reactions (well it could be related to how our bodies process another's pheromones), but it is more of the emotional connection, the physical attraction, etc.
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It depends what kind of fluid you are talking about.  Luminol is the most popular spray used.
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The pheromones you are asking about are extracted from various animals ,like pigs, so I don't really understand how they would function for humans.  Pheromones are chemicals released by the body.  \n\nIn most animals pheromones are important signals for reproductive behaviors, and they may also be used to mark territories, identify individuals, and indicate aggression or submission.  Although systems of pheromones are well developed in many animals, their importance to humans is not clear.\n\nThere is one researcher that I know of named Martha McClintock.  She mainly studies the pheromones found in human females that are associated with menstrual synchrony and suppression.  The theme of her research is behavioral regulation of fertility and how social interactions (pheromones) can affect neural and endocrine function.  \n\nI don't think that there are any human pheromones on the market, only those of animals.  In addition, each person has their own unique chemosensory communication, and pheromones are said to be odorless.\n\nI hope this helps answer your question.  Try reading up on Martha McClintock for a more in depth understanding about human pheromones.
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It sure helps!  It might be the first think you notice.  But if the guy is a dork no nice smelling cologne is gonna help\nAnd I agree with the one that said it about Axe, that stuff is WOW!
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I have found a motor oil colored lizard artifical bait works\nreallywell
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I guess you would have to take a survey but most woman use a perfume that contains pheramones in it.Partygal is where I buy mine and it is a oil perfume. Woman can give off natural pheramones when in heat, this is a oil that enhances  your own scent and will attract the men.It is not strong at all and it smells different on anyone who uses it.
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Sexual Pheromones and Sexual Desire\n\n\nImagine an invisible, undetectable force that's powerful enough to override your sense of reason yet draws you to someone with an almost animal passion. These aren't Cupid's mythological arrows, but real shots of human pheromones. Scientists have been researching for years whether or not humans, like other animals, exude these secret scents, with attention focused on a small organ composed of two small pits a few centimeters up the nose. \nBiologists describe pheromones as "smellprints" supposedly as unique to each of us as our fingerprints. Smell is the most primitive of human senses and, unlike sight and touch, travels a direct route to the brain's limbic lobe where it can provoke an emotional reaction that can, quite literally, be a turn-on. \n\nThere's no doubt that pheromones underlie sexual and other types of behavior in animals, but given the complex human psyche, can these invisible lust signals be all you need for love? The scientific verdict is pending, but an increasing body of evidence suggests that the chemistry of sexual attraction and arousal is more nature than nurture and quite beyond our control. Not so far-fetched a notion considering how often we speak — and sing — of sexual chemistry. \n\nLove or lust — the question hasn't stopped the fragrance industry from attempting to cash in on the accumulating knowledge about pheromones by producing synthetic versions of these elusive chemicals. True, the new fragrances aren't billed as aphrodisiacs. Instead, they're advertised as mood-enhancers designed to help you relax and shed your inhibitions. \n\nWhile there's absolutely no proof that they can deliver on any kind of erotic promise, the new pheromone perfumes are selling briskly, even to repeat customers. Which may prove, yet again, that when it comes to aphrodisiacs, nothing trumps the power of suggestion.
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YES, there is power in a certain scent, my b/f has the sexiest natural smell I love to smell him. Any time I am around him that smell turns me on. During sex he has a different smell right before he orgasms and it drives me wild.