can direct liquid application make you sick?

I have a meeting with HR to sign my employment papers this afternoon. I went with two sprays of a314 to the chest and stomach, a spray of IS to the throat and a spray of IO to the hair. However… These were the travel size bottles and they leak! There were several drops of IO that collected in the cap and not wanting to waste, I dabbed it on both sides of my neck. I lost my lunch an hour later. I still feel great besides the nausea, strangely enough. Any thoughts?

Oh… boy… Sorry about your lunch… have you tried any of these mones by themselves…?

I’ve had drops of IS, IH and AMMO come out on different ocasions instead of a spray from the nozzle. So, it was a liquid application. Same effects received without negative side effects… However, I think it’s more concentrated in one spot/area as the atomizer helps with spreading out the mones on your skin.

Unless you’ve been drinking it or have a sensitivity to smells such as perfumes or colognes - there is no direct connection to your stomach.

As this is your first post to the forum I’m curious how long you’ve had these products and have been using them?

Of course as always if you feel that there may still be a connection discontinue use immediately.

I drank a good bit the night before in celebration of my successful job interview yesterday, so I wasn’t exactly in top shape. But I never puke after a night of drinking. I think the strong smell of the freshly applied colognes must have put me over the edge. With the exception of the job interview, I’ve just been playing around with my newly acquired arsenal of travel sizes over the past week. I’ve noticed that the scents seem really strong and overpowering to me when first applied, making me wonder if I put too much on but when I ask other women if i’m wearing too much they usually say they can barely smell it and don’t think it is too much at all. I’ve only had one friend volunteer his two cents that it was too much, But I was crowded right by him in the same booth watching a game and he’s gay, I don’t really know if gay men have a better sense of smell, but women certainly do. Any way it’s been an interesting ride this past week with some really dramatic experiences but i’ll save the details for later after I’ve properly introduced myself. I just wanted some quick info about the possibility of a bad reaction. Thanks for the replies Fellas!
Kiev

Do you think an OD could cause you to get sick?

I was kind of woozy along with the nausea. but i’m just not sure.

I think we have a far more likely culprit here! :wink:

There’s a first time for everything - esp when you add-in nerves/stress and ageing. I for one found that by my mid 30s, I couldn’t cane it the way I used to.

Not that I’ve ever had a very fragile stomach the next day or boaked at the slightest sniff of something after a heavy sesh.
Oh no no no…! :o :smiley:

Does cologne make you sick normally. If not then no. freshly applied mone to the skin wont make you sick.

You hardly used any so there is no way you experienced the OD effect and you cant OD on IO anyways.

People misinterpret the term OD. In the phero world is just means Opposite of Desired effect.

If you had a rash on the application site then we can assume its from the mones or carrier but mones have no connection to your stomach. You dont ingest them. They only absorb into the upper epidermis and then are released with your body heat just like colognes.

So I would say your either coming down with something of the events of the night before coupled with the stress of the job interview set it off.

Tisha

I actually fixed it to say this, as not to confuse people further by having it say ‘overdose’, which is inaccurate. It can happen from mixing two even low dosages of conflicting molecules.

Thanks for the feedback. I’m just starting to acquaint myself with these blends, but i’m learning more everyday, both here and out in “the field”. I’m really enjoying it though. Going out in public is so much more enjoyable. Socializing has become so much more… social! Great fun!