Do Pheromones Work?

Do pheromones work? The answer to this question is a simple Yes

. Imagine that you found the woman of your dreams but cannot connect. She is not that interested in you. Something is missing. That missing link are pheromones.

When in close proximity to people of the opposite sex our pheromones are sensed by their pheromones and it the instensity of these pheromones that decided if we find some one attractive or they find us attrative. Where this might have worked quite well in the era where personal cleanliness was the norm, today we are washing much of this natural chemical away just by bathing daily.

Do pheromones work? They have worked in the animal world for ages and have been proven successful with people. When a spray is applied, the women of your choice will show the interest never displayed on previous attempts. You are not dressing better or producing better "opening lines" with the women. Do pheromones work? They might might work too well, if that is possible, when your schedule is filled with dates.

Major universities have conducted scientific studies that unlock the keys to human attraction which means this could be a huge benefit for you. Men report astounding results when even small amounts of cologne are being used. Women make eye contact, smile at you more often, talk to you more and complement you on your cologne.

In addition, if you are married the same attraction will be apparent with your wife's unprecedented advances. This will make your sex life a dream and produce a wonderful marriage or improve on an already successful one. With no obligation you can purchase this love enhancing tool and change your life from one of boredom to excitement.

Many animals use scent to attract mates. Other species use this technique as well. It occurs when the individual wishing to mate releases a pheromone into the air. Pheromones are chemical signals that change animal behavior without them being aware. They just feel is an attraction to a specific animal and an overpowering desire to have sex. Pheromones were first discovered about 50 years ago by scientists working with mice. The mice excrete androstenone pheromones which are detected by the veromonasal of other mice. The verimonasal is an olfactory sense organ very active in animals. They also noted the same use of androstenone pheromones in moth, flies and other insects. These insects are able to attract mates from over 150 feet away. The pig was the first mammals in which scientists detected the use of androstenone pheromones for sexual attraction. It was found in pig saliva. Once the female pig smelled the androstenone pheromone, she immediately assumed the position for copulation. The response did not require any other action by the male other than the presence of the pheromone. Researchers at Rockefeller and Yale universities have done intense research on androstenone pheromone activity in humans and have gotten some interesting results. Androstenone pheromones are steroids found in the sweat and urine of both males and females. They have identified a human gene linked to pheromones. The gene is called V1RL1. This gene makes a protein which allows humans to detect pheromones. The protein is found in the mucus membrane lining the human nose. The smell of androstenone pheromones vary depending on the genetic type of the person doing the smelling. Some report the pheromone smells unpleasant, sweaty or urine-like. Others say the pheromone has a woody, pleasant, vanilla like odor. Scientists say this is based on the presence of a particular allele in the genetic make-up. The veromonasal sense in humans is present, but largely dormant. The manufacturers of Icebreaker Pheromone Cologne have found a way to enhance the androstenone pheromone activity of the user and the response of the women who inhale it. Just a few drops of the cologne on the neck and/or wrists and the product is designed to attract any female in the room. Studies say the wearer gives off a 'sexual vibe' and the women around immediately feel the sexual tension. If this is what you like in your cologne, then try Icebreakers Pheromone Cologne.

Copyright (c) 2010 David Robinson

by: David Robinson

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