Aggie
September 13, 2009, 9:07pm
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Where can I find out what all of these wierd terms mean? Is there a post with the definition of the words somewhere on this forum?
lukus
September 13, 2009, 10:22pm
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Nock yourself out:
These are my compiled research notes based on my post searches and also based on my own and my husband’s experimentation. Please feel free to add to this post, correct where needed and add your own experiences with any of these. Forgive me for not crediting anyone for the work you’ve done, which I’ve unashamedly stolen for the compilation below. You all have my gratitude as do each of those who continue to test, test, test, and report on these and other molecules.
Pheromones notes:
A314/m –…
Here is a description of all of these found on another site and as a newB I found it to be very helpful:
Androstenone (a.k.a -none, Anone): Signals dominance and aggression, quite competitive. -none is often associated with a sexual response, but by no means exclusively.
Androstenol (a.k.a -nol, Anol): Signals youth, and sociability, often induces lots of talking, friendliness and comfort. As it often seems to cause conversation, it can be a good ice breaker.
Androsterone (a.k.a -rone, …
So far, some of the pheromones I’ve been testing and working with seem to have very strong individual characteristics. All of these can sort of be categorized symbolically (at least I do that!). These pheromones could each easily become a dominant theme or signature. Of course, they can and are used together in mixes, but these pheromones don’t seem to lose their individuality much, even in mixes.
Alpha Androstenol - Song Bird - happy but mindless communication
Beta Androstenol - Singing Wh…
Edit: though they shouldn’t be regarded as 100% foundations as to what they are /how they effect people. especially the putatives.
Gegogi
September 13, 2009, 11:20pm
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TAA is a proprietary Androtics molecule, so short of doing your own lab analysis, the chemical formula is not published. There is plenty of info in this forum as to what products use TAA, its effects, etc., but that’s it.