I did read the rules here, we can review other products too right, I believe the product you sell here is good, but just want to have a quick compare. Because this is a total different product where u take the tablet and your body is releasing your own pheromones. As some of you people know, I like a girl and I want to know if I am compatible with me. So if it’s my own pheromones I am releasing and she likes me, you bet she is compatible with me. I am not looking for sex though. But ahh well, I wish to marry her one day. So can this kind of pheromones help me to find “The One”
Quicksilver
But I thought that stuff was FDA approved as claimed on it’s website?
No if you look all the way to the bottom of there website it says they are not FDA approved. Attract-Rx - The Human Pheromone Releaser - Releases Human Pheromones in Men and Women
Plus there are some herbs in this that may be harmful to some peoples health so I would really research it good before you ingest it.
Tisha
Ive had a look at the ingredients, and there is nothing there particularly amazing, it reminds me of a body building suppliment. Tribulus Terrestis is there, and ive taken that before, it supposedly increases testosterone but the brand I had didnt agree with me and gave me diarhea. Either way, apart from slightly increasing your testosterone and LH, I dont expect a massive increase in pheromone production from this product, which essentially contains a few vitamins, a few amino acids, and a few herbs…
http://www.human-pheromone-reviews.net/best/men.htm
That is the only reason I ask of the rx because of the good review they received from independent websites. One website says something is good and yet another one says it’s bad. If you talk about confusing, now that’s confusing!!
This is the only reason I asked of your review of rx. Some website says something is good and some says is bad. I am referring to independent review. So it’s pretty confusing.
Human Pheromone Reviews | Best Reviews | reviews for him
This gave rx a good review.
When looking at any website giving reviews it is necessary to consider the fact that it might
a) Be a corporate front for a company selling that type of product
b) That is could be a third-party who is selling space on the site to a companies that sell that type of product.
c) It could be set up by an advertising agency, or PR company on behalf of their clients who just happen to be - companies or a company that sell that type of product.
I’m not sure this is the case here, but I did check the registration details of that website and the registrant has deliberately not included any identifying information - which is a little unusual.
This pheromone review site smacks a little of corporate spin and advertising rather than being truly independent. Nowhere are any of the reviewers identified except as “our team”. I can’t see any names or photos or biogs.
Also it gives first place to Pherlure - which I believe has been accused of setting up fake “research” sites trying to hype it’s own product?
Click on the link in the word Pherlure for more on this.
Best
May
And very high doses, long-term, of vitamin B6 are not a good idea anyway. I’m not sure what the US RDA is - I am in the UK - but below is some guideline (not exhaustive) info.
“Because adverse effects have only been documented from vitamin B6 supplements and never from food sources, only the supplemental form of vitamin B6 (pyridoxine) is discussed with respect to safety. Although vitamin B6 is a water-soluble vitamin and is excreted in the urine, very high doses of pyridoxine over long periods of time may result in painful neurological symptoms known as sensory neuropathy. Symptoms include pain and numbness of the extremities, and in severe cases difficulty walking. Sensory neuropathy typically develops at doses of pyridoxine in excess of 1,000 mg per day. However, there have been a few case reports of individuals who developed sensory neuropathies at doses of less than 500 mg daily over a period of months. None of the studies, in which an objective neurological examination was performed, found evidence of sensory nerve damage at intakes of pyridoxine below 200 mg/day (15). In order to prevent sensory neuropathy in virtually all individuals, the Food and Nutrition Board of the Institute of Medicine set the tolerable upper intake level (UL) for pyridoxine at 100 mg/day for adults.”
May
ok, it’s just so much easier to spray a couple of sprays of Ammo instead of ingesting god knows what…
Be kind to yourself, don’t eat that crap. Those pills are just a marketing ploy. They try to find every which way to sell a CHEAP vitamin to you for more money claiming that they will do something extra special. It’s another snake oil. They are not going to do anything for your pheromonal output.
Just like Jasmin said, if you want your natural pheros to rise, just don’t shower…
I think I won’t be getting Attract-RX since everyone says it has adverse health effect. Not going to take that risk.
I have read many reports on the forums over the last 18 months RE Attract-RX and there has been heaps of bad feedback from people who have used the tablets only to end up throwing it all in the rubbish bin, amoung other negative comments.
Any site that highly ranks Pherlure doesn’t have much credibility in my book. While Attract-Rx doesn’t sound too great, that doesn’t mean your idea of boosting pheromone production isn’t a good idea.
Boosted hormone production = boosted pheromone production.
Given you are around 30, hormones such as testosterone are naturally declining. Add to that the fact we are awash in xeno-estrogens that are artificially lowering testosterone levels, what is the statistic? Men have around 20% less testosterone than their fathers when the fathers were their age? It might be wise to consider at the very least something to specifically boost testosterone production, or consider something that boosts overall hormone production.
I don’t claim to know much about it, but I have heard of people using DHEA to boost overall hormone production. We have several body builders/health aware people around, maybe one will chime in.
Homoeopathic DHEA may also boost immunity, enhance memory and improve mood, energy and libido in the older person.
DHEA is the natural steroid produced by the Adrenal gland in the body, and is the most abundant steroid in our bloodstream, it may assist in the prevention of disease, weight control, vitality or slowing down the aging process.
The dosage is about 3 tablets per day, and each tablet contains
*]3mg Dehydro-epi-androsterone ( = DHEA=3B-Hydroxyandrost-5en-17on )
I usually cycle these tablets a few times throughout the year whenever i am feeling like a bit of a recharge, and i find them to be very effective.
I find it interesting that so many of those “review” sites just so happen to have a link on them to the “top rated” product order sites…
Sorta like the aromatherapy “class” I attended recently where it seems the “instructor” just so happend to be a distributor for a line of “health products” and the take-home “textbook” was the product catalog…
but does it work?
No it doesn’t. I tried it and it doesn’t at all. I ordered one bottle and I took the 3 tablets every night before I went to bed and it doesn’t work at all. Don’t even think about getting Attract RX. It’s a waste of $$$.
I have used Attract RX. It seems to work after 2 weeks of usuage. We can’t predict the behaviour as it is based on natural phermones. I am guessing the results mainly depend on your health and interests. I don’t know if it is good for health.
My health is fairly good too. But after two weeks, still nothing. I exercise lots and stuff and I work out. You don’t work for the Attract-RX company by any chance, do you spiderweb?
Psychological stimulation brings pheromones production ? Maybe that’s why this product is said to work with a few people.
As for Pherlure,it seems there have been many post about it, and the review clearly says that many women love the scent (what about the pheros then?)
As for reviews, would you believe a review which gives no info about any androtics product, especially A314 ? Ha !
I wouldn’t advise you to take a product that has to be ingested anyway.