Conditioned sexual arousal to odor
“…pheromones condition sexual arousal to occur in the presence of other sensory input…”
“…[We] continue to hope consumers will gradually become better informed and make purchases, if any, based on science…”
Month: October 2010
Scent signals
The link to the NY Times article below is a means to help convey the importance of odors, whether or not they are consciously perceived. […]
Men perspire, women glow
“Men produce more and stronger body odor than women because androgens are the predominant sex hormone in males.”
A woman's nose knows body odor
This fact supports the concept of human pheromone-enhanced fragrances ( i.e., perfume-body odor interaction).
Comparing visual to olfactory/pheromonal input
If, as is frequently stated, humans have a reduced sense of smell compared with other species, we should be unable to recognize and differentiate among olfactory/pheromonal stimuli from other humans.
Pheromones and signature mixtures
Though they may indeed be a ‘receiver-side’ phenomenon, the age-related and sex-dependent differences allow non-human and human animals to distinguish male pheromones from female pheromones. Men and women respond accordingly.
Comparative biology of pheromonal communication
Pheromones and signature mixtures
Scent of Eros pheromone-enhanced fragrance products
If you have any doubts about the effectiveness of these products, just do an internet search on “James V. Kohl” or on “Scent of Eros” where you’ll find a wealth of information explaining pheromones and how they can and do enhance desire.