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The Magical Qualities of Human Pheromones |
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Submitted by Socorro Beard
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Pheromones work like magic. But why and how they work is explained by biochemical scientist.
Pheromones are natural biochemicals released by animals and insects that help to communicate sexual interest to members of the opposite sex. These biochemicals (pheromones) influence mating, fertility, and child rearing.
In humans, pheromones have been shown to affect women's menstrual cycle and a man’s and/or woman’s perceived attractiveness to the opposite sex. Pheromones are similar to hormones in our body that tell our cells and body what to do
How Are Pheromones Detected By Humans?
Scientists state that the organ responsible for detecting pheromones in mammals is the vomeronasal organ located in the nose. Synthesized human pheromones like androstenedione and estratetraenol, applied to the skin, have been studied and shown to dramatically increase the frequency of socio-sexual behavior in participants using the pheromones as opposed to the placebo.
These findings about pheromones are exciting news to the average guy or girl. Just wearing pheromone cologne or pheromone perfume will make you more attractive to members of the opposite sex.
What types of results can I expect from wearing pheromones?
While using human pheromones you may become more sexually attractive, get approached more often, improve business relationships, meet more people anytime and increase your self confidence.
Just like magic you can attract the man or woman of your dreams by simply wearing pheromones.
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