Hmmm… I’ve been pondering this for quite a time now. So here’s the dilemma: I am Asian, but I’m also Blood Type O. I’ve heard contradicting reports that Asians produce low none but people with blood type O produce high none. And I’m a junior in high school, so I’m pretty young.
This question has been bugging me, cause my sweet spots are all over the place.
So what do you guys think? What is the general consensus here?
It has a lot to do with diet and your physical makeup.
If you don’t have a lot of muscle mass, it could be that you produce less than other races. If you work out, eat well, blood type O then you’re pretty much right around the normal ranges of -none output specific to your age group.
I noticed this when my workout regiment changes and depending on the lean muscle mass I have. Sometimes I can do 2 sprays of IJ 3-4 of TUTH and sometimes I can only do 1-2 of either. As your usages expand, you’ll notice too that it has a lot to do how your body reacts to these things. Unfortunately it took me a little while to get the nuances of it, but now I can gauge my -none usage accordingly.
Hmmm… I never thought of it that way. It might make sense since several natural male pheromones such as A1 are metabolites of testosterone, and lifting weights has been known to slightly raise your natural test levels. A1 would become -none eventually because of the bacteria.
But… is the amount really that significant? Are hormones even excreted through the skin to become pheromones??
Maybe I should’ve put this thread in the theory section. But its pretty dead over there .
I’d have to agree. IME, I was staying off carbs (rice, starchy stuff, sugar) for a period of time, and working out quite a bit. My body became quite lean. At the same time, my voice tended to be lower, and I felt I was giving off a more manly vibe. People were more respectful/intimidated, and this without mones.
Two weeks ago I resumed eating lots of carbs, and I started to gain fats especially around the abdominal area. The flip side was that people became warmed up to me easily and were noticeably more comfortable in my presence. I also wanted to socialize more.
As I continued to pile up the carbs, I felt like I was giving off a boyish vibe, so I stopped and resumed a low-carb diet. Today I was giving off a more manly vibe again.
My theory is that the more you workout and the leaner you are, the more -none you produce. The more fats you have, the more -nol you produce. Personally I’d opt for being lean and will use the socials to soften the intimidating factor.
I take showers once a day in the morning, maybe twice if I exercise. But I believe I’m part of the norm cleanliness-wise. Also I have never in my years of living heard of low carb diets giving off an alpha vibe. Basically, if that pattern was linear, you’re saying on a complete keto diet, you would give off a hulk vibe.
I understand everyone’s different, but this is pretty intriguing. I believe most people in a low carb diet would compensate for the sharp decline in calories by eating more fats, and I’ve heard doing so raise testosterone levels.
EDIT: Oh and also by the way, I may be Asian but I have no interest in Asian girls. My preference are whites and latinas, and I have heard they are less sensitive to -none. Still, I’m pretty young so…
Yes, I up my fat intake a lot, and I believe that is one of the keys. In fact, my voice often lowers shortly after fat consumption, and goes higher with carbohydrate consumption. It probably is just me, cause I never heard of anyone whose voice varies so easily (mine does though).
I’m not so sure if it’s because I have less desire to socialize, so I come across as more intimidating. Or my natural pheromones change according to my diet. Or the way I carry myself. Or maybe it’s a mix of everything.
But I’ll continue on this diet just for the self effects. I feel more masculine, more confident, and more certain in what I do or how I carry myself. Just have to remind myself to smile more often.
Could the problem with the sweet spots be possibly due to you trying to get a specific reaction from a certain group of girls instead of an overall reaction?
But anyways, it’s highly possible that you have low -none (this is just my opinion). I do however agree with what kentdave said, which is to use the socials.
Look, to not complicate things, it isn’t going to make a HUGE difference. It’s mostly 15mcg difference at most. If you relaly are ghosting just bring a social with you. Don’t over think it, regardless of upper limit or lower limit, 1-2 sprays typically work regardless anyway.
In terms of low carbs to have your body burn fat instead of carbs, I’ve done it before, just eat a balanced diet and limit processed foods as much as you possibly can. You will pretty much be the same baseline throughout that and you can stay within your sweet spots.
When you have a less is more approach with mones, it works well. Don’t think that the more you put on the better the results. You want to have the most natural sig out there, nothing too in your face or you will ghost. Trust me on that one.