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Month: November 2010

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Molecular biology and social science theory

November 29, 2010 James V. Kohl 0

For an indication of how quickly molecular biology can make social science theory seem outdated and sometimes silly…

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Study Results: Human pheromones increase flirtatious behavior and ratings of attraction

November 22, 2010 James V. Kohl 0

We showed that a chemical mixture of androstenol and androsterone increases flirtatious behavior in women within 15 minutes of exposure.

Epigenetics, science fiction, and scientific fact

November 22, 2010 James V. Kohl 0

…he also said that chemical signals between organisms can change genetic expression. This allows the social environment to modify gene expression in individuals and in their offspring.

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Results: increased flirtatious behavior and self-reported attraction

November 22, 2010 James V. Kohl 0

…a chemical mixture of androstenol and androsterone increases flirtatious behavior in women within 15 minutes of exposure

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Pheromones and sexual behavior in birds

November 21, 2010 James V. Kohl 0

Olfactory primacy is central to my model for the development of sexual preferences across species (e.g, including birds).

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Is it what he or she sees in you, or is it your pheromones?

November 17, 2010 James V. Kohl 0

Pheromones can make you smell like you look better!

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Product comparisons and human pheromone sciences

November 8, 2010 James V. Kohl 0

Product comparison of exposure to affect time: Scent of Eros: 15 minutes; Athena product: 8 weeks; Oxytocin product: no data

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Conditioning of the human pair bond by human pheromones

November 3, 2010 James V. Kohl 0

a form of communication exists between the two partners whereby the female informs the male that she has ovulated and he responds, like the dominant rhesus monkey, with an increase in his testosterone level facilitating his entire sexual response cycle.

Human pheromones work by effecting hormones that affect behavior

November 3, 2010 James V. Kohl 0

Copulins are olfactory/pheromonal stimuli from women (human pheromones) that appear to condition increased testosterone and sexual arousal in men.

About James V. Kohl

James V. Kohl was the first to accurately conceptualize human pheromones, and began presenting his findings to the scientific community in 1992. He continues to present to, and publish for, diverse scientific and lay audiences, while constantly monitoring the scientific presses for new information that is relevant to the development of his initial and ongoing conceptualization of human pheromones.

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