Aside from tisha and Miko, No one really comments on my threads..

well, this is one reason why some month ago i asked, whether we need a ‘kids’s section’ in here …

I strongly suggest getting an Alpha-Androstenol heavy product, such as IO. Young girls react very positively to alpha androstenol - I’ve found that it works great as an attractant, especially for your age range! Ammo might work for you, but it’s also possible that you shoot yourself in the foot with it - so-to-speak… :wink:

EDIT: After carlords post in this thread I say: Listen to him - great advice!

Pete your not in puberty, but I am sure you remember it… Hormone levels spiking all over the place. Your body is changing and developing still. Its uncomfortable enough for a kid without making it worse by using heavy sexual mones. Many of the men in here have stated they feel like there testosterone levels increase to a certain extent when they use anone. Anone is a sex steroid and levels do need to be in a certain range for proper development of sexual organs. Yours are fully developed. For a 15 year old whose testosterone levels are already spiking high and is not yet fully developed its not good. There are implications of taking steroids orally when in puberty and I know mones are not taken orally but I am not willing to make my son or any other 15 year old a test subject.

You on the other hand have a steady range your testosterone has settled into. Your sexual organs are developed. Your size and height has already been determined. Your brain is fully developed. You are mature enough to handle the feelings of aggression or the aggression you can get from other men when wearing anone.

Women in your age range do respond to anone well. They dont in his age range.

When my son started sneaking his dads Ammo I looked into it and there is not much out there abstract wise on pheromones and puberty but what I did find made me not confident that it was safe for him to wear them. So I will not encourage other kids to wear the sexual mones either.

Basic & clinical endocrinology - Google Books

ScienceDirect - Brain Research : Medial preoptic area dopaminergic responses to female pheromones develop during puberty in the male Syrian hamster

http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/568855

Adolescent sleep patterns … - Google Books

BiomedExperts: Sex steroids and brain structure in pubertal boys and girls.

Pheromones and animal behaviour … - Google Books

Now none of the above points to mones directly effecting a pubescent person but there is certainly possibilities. I think staying away from the sex mones until around Late 16 or 17 years old when development has been completed is the safest option. When I looked into other mones including arone which is a weak androgen there is nothing that points to there being problems. So that is what I suggest for the 16 and younger crowd.

Thats my opinion though and you need to form your own opinions.
Tisha

Thanks for the info, Tisha, but I didn’t read the abstracts you posted, I’ve been spending all of my time reading Pubmed for other reasons lately, so I’ll trust your judgement. I’m already stressed and just coming here to chill out, so your last post pushed me into semi-panic mode. I’m toning down the types of -mones I use, too, since I will be taking DHEA daily, and expect that my natural test and -none output will go up. Looking forward to having IFM back in the store, and will probably make IG my mainstay.

I can say from first hand experience that 15 year olds definitely go for Instant Gentleman. shudder I learned not to wear it around the daughter of a friend. She’s constantly trying to talk to me and lean on me and if I’m sitting she’s in my lap. That is when I have Instant Gentleman on. The stronger stuff keeps her away, thankfully. As an added bonus, her Mom DOES like the stronger stuff.

mine is in the mail!!! should be here on 6 august!

I’ve had a similar situation and that’s messed up: you always get blamed for it, not her. I try to gently shoehorn her outta there. Farting sometime helps.

Very true. :open_mouth:

Hey, thanks for the great advice! I’ll have to load up on Taco Bell before I see her again. :smiley:

taco bell= no fun with a family member who has irritable bowel syndrome :frowning: