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Female pheromones (copulins), which are present in vaginal secretions, influence male perception of females and may induce hormonal changes in males. The mutual pheromonal influence between the sexes is discussed as a result of sex-specific reproductive interests which are a consequence of evolutionary constraints. Following are short descriptions of apparently controlled studies showing a relationship between female pheromones and human behavior: University College, Department of Psychology, London, England subjects: 76 male and female student volunteers Female subjects were rated as to the number of social exchanges with males before and after being given a brief exposure to the female pheromone androstenol.Results: significant increase in social exchanges after exposure. Female subjects were given a lingerie and instructed to wear it to bed on two consecutive nights. The subjects were also given scentless soap and other toilet articles and told to use them only. At the end of this period all the lingerie were put into boxes and rated by the men on the basis of smell alone. Some boxes were filled with new lingerie to act as controls.
Results: Male subjects preferred the boxes containing lingerie that had been worn by females with dissimilar immune systems as rated by MHC. Many men said that the smells reminded them of old girl-friends, while lingerie worn by women with similar immune systems reminded them of female family members. Another studied showed that men will rate photos of women higher if they are given a whiff of Copulins while they are looking at the photos. The Survey Says It All! A recent study was conducted on 147 women using the Primal for Her formula. And here are the amazing results! BUY PHEROMONES FOR WOMEN - START SECURE ORDER! |
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