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Frequently Asked Questions about Pheromones
 1. What are pheromones - and can they really improve my love life? Pheromones are chemicals that are secreted in our sweat (and other bodily fluids). Mammals and other animals also secrete pheromones, and scientists have long known that these pheromones are natural sexual attractants that wield a powerful influence on their mating habits. Likewise, pheromones affect the mating habits of human beings. These behavior-altering chemicals are the driving force behind all sexual attraction. They influence how often we have sex and with whom. It's those invisible, odorless pheromones emanating from a man (or woman) more than his (or her) looks or voice which attracts the opposite sex. Therefore, when you use behavior-altering pheromones, you are more likely to have more sexual experiences than those who believe they can attract the opposite sex by wearing a nice outfit, shirt or blouse. 2. What are optimized pheromones and why are they better than other kinds of pheromone? Optimized pheromones are lab-certified pheromone formulations that have the optimum concentration of biologically active pheromones scientifically proven to produce behavior-altering results particularly as sexual attractants. Optimized pheromone formulations do not necessarily contain the maximum level of pheromones available on the market, but rather contain the greatest degree (and combination) of human pheromones that trigger a conditioned biological response in humans that, in turn, dictate their sexual behavior. Optimized pheromones also release neurotransmitters that directly modify the behavior of the opposite sex, such as triggering sexual excitement. For example:
3. What is the difference between male pheromones and female pheromones? Scientists have identified the chemical, androstenone, as the male pheromone.In addition to increasing the animal magnetism of a man, androstenones bring about an increase in the luteinizing hormone (LH) in a woman who happens to be nearby thereby causing a woman to have a heightened sexual responsiveness to a man. The compound, copulin, on the other hand, has been identified as the female pheromone. When optimized, copulins bring about a testosterone surge in men, thereby causing a man to have a heightened sexual responsiveness to a woman. 4. How do I decide which kind of pheromones to buy and how can I differentiate between pheromone vendors that sell effective pheromone products and the ones snake oil? Click here to read: 5 Facts You MUST Know Before You Buy Pheromones 5. If pheromones are being produced naturally by my body anyway, why would I need to buy synthesized human pheromones to wear on my body? There are people whose bodies produce more pheromones than others. It has been proven that people who produce higher than average amounts of pheromones have greater success with members of the opposite sex. Conversely, people who don't produce a lot of pheromones tend to attract fewer potential mates. This is where synthesized pheromones can give you an unfair advantage that Mother Nature never gave you. Even if you're one of the fortunate people who secretes abundant quantities of natural pheromones, the pheromones you do produce are usually washed away when you shower or bathe. Alas, the secret to a healthy sex life is literally being washed "down the drain" all in the name of personal hygiene! 6. Are synthesized pheromones as effective as naturally occurring ones? Pheromones synthesized from human pheromones often have a significantly more potent effect than the naturally occurring pheromones, particularly when they're optimized (i.e, having behavior-altering properties). 7. Are animal pheromones effective? Most commercially available pheromone formulations are mixed with a boar pheromone that has been shown to have no effect on humans. You may have heard that 35 different pheromones have been discovered in the rat. So what? What's effective for one specie is not necessarily effective on another specie. As a rule, lab-certified human pheromones that are optimized are the ones that work best on humans.
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