Wanted to ask if anyone has experience with this? I’ve noticed my lymph nodes in my neck are enlarged and a bit stiff. Usually this only happens when I’m sick - which I haven’t been for years. Don’t even have a cold or anything.. so it’s strange.
I’ve been wearing mones consistently for 3 weeks now. My neck is my main application point so I wondered if there’s a connection with the swolen lymph nodes. I usually wear mones 5 days in a row and then take a 2 day break.
Close to the nodes - behind the ears - I always apply my A314 oil. Does this maybe penetrate the skin and do something to my lymph nodes?
It’s possible, just about anything can irritate lymph nodes… you could have an infected hair someone on your body, a cold, something you ate has a wee bit too much bacteria, you aren’t moving around enough (your lymphatic system has no pump… your heart pumps your blood, movement is your lymphatic system’s pump), viral infection, fungal infection, injury, allergies, mouth sores, tooth infections, ear infection, autoimmune issues, various medications…
What I’d do is apply them somewhere else for a couple of weeks, see if it stops. If it does stop reapply and see if the issue returns. If it does, discontinue again till it stops and a third time apply and see if it repeats. This will be the best way to tell other than going (Not saying you are saying this, but some hypochondriac will read this and think it) “oh my pheromones must be giving me cancer because my lymph nodes are swollen!” instead of thinking, well the seasons are changing it could just be allergies or something completely unrelated to pheromone application.
Not attributing my lymph node issues to the mones trust me, I was just wondering as I feel fine and am very much in shape for the rest. Mid 20s, work-out at least twice a week, no allergies as far as I know… but yes there are many things that can have caused my swelling. Maybe my immune system is just battling some intruders and that’s the reason… It’s just a bit annoying, my neck feels stiff like my muscles after a good work-out.
Will take up your advice ryan and apply the oil my the jawline only in the meanwhile.
If you are using oil based I suspect it’s an allergy to the oil carrier. I can eat cinnamon all day long, get that cinnamon oil people use in ring warmers or in potpourri in a room with me and my sinuses go on fire and my eyes swell up and get fiery red.
Yes, I have a day-time job, run a small business and have a life. I also don’t require a state-provided guardian as an adult to watch over me as you do. Thanks for playing.
Pheromones is an American thing, there are no British pheromones company. Some faggy Europeans invented America. These same fags have made pheromones. Not only did these fags change English language (English=England), but they claim pheromones work, and there is no British study that supports this, only American studies. America=obese people who look for something superficial like pheromones to make up for lack of attraction. I have a care coordinator as does most people on certain benefits. They care about Brits. Americans don’t care about each other that’s why there’s guns made legal.
This is called Lymphadenopathy.It need not be serious. It takes some medical skill (internship) to palpate lymph nodes and determine what is normal and what is not. IIRC, Tisha reported this with molecule TAF. Certain pheromones may cause physical manifestations (fasciculations). I get this with TAF. I have seen it (nose twitching) with P75. User Lor reported this some years ago. I linked to it in the last post of my P75 poll. Neurologists are trained to identify these twitches (tongue, dyskinesia). Lymphadenopathy does not necessarily have mones as the etiology. Doctors are familiar with what is called co-morbidity and differential diagnosis. You could have a minor rhinitis (a cold virus) stirring up the immune system. These viruses are everywhere, all the time. In other words, people get viruses and enlarged nodes, but the mones may have only been a coincidence.
Which is why I don’t call myself an expert (nor do I stipulate to that term applied to non-professionals). Xiphoid was a medical student, but she hasn’t been active lately. Very astute medical knowledge. So, HankyPanky, unless your doctor called a consult with a Toxicologist, Pathologist and Epidemiologist, **you don’t know what you are talking about. **He would do an ELISA or similar test. Otherwise, it’s BS.
So, for the OP, if this condition persists, get it checked or lower your applications temporarily. You may have an incipient cold or flu. Nobody can diagnose you online, unless they’re a quack. Still waiting on the *experts *(alleged) to name the molecule in my profile pic. No, I’m *not a doctor or expert. But, when I do post, I know what the F I’m talking about. And, if you (whoever that might be) don’t know these vocab words or the difference between *their *and they’re, I’d suggest going to college. And, while I’m a really friendly guy, I get miffed when people who aren’t professors give lectures (not mentioning any names). I love discussion, **so have at it. Note to OP: no rant directed at you.
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Yeah dude - this guy is a toilet just flushing the forum with his ridiculous posts and rants. Just ignore hankypanky2 and this lame will go away to be forever alone in his lame ass world. Don’t waste your time arguing with an idiot.
Yes I get it with TAF but only TAF. I have seen doctors and they seem to think its more allergy related. All tests came out fine.
Now I do lymphdrinage or lymphatic drainage massage a few times a year and the problem cleared up. You can learn to do it yourself just google it.
FYI If your gonna be a paranoid PIA then get your facts straight at least. Doctors in the UK pioneered pheromone technology.
Dr Dodd sold a product called excite in wipe form over there for over 20 years. It was so popular you could find in in vending machines in social gathering places.
There are plenty of studies coming out of the UK and products. LS just started selling MoJo recently that was created in the UK by a team of doctors.
Hanky I dont think you should use pheromones though seriously. Your posts swing from one view to the opposite and your coming off as sounding mentally challenged. I don’t want to be mean or insensitive but I am concerned. Pheromones can be problematic for people with certain issues.
Actually, there are several UK phero companies - Ranging from full-on molecule manufacturers, through brand producers like Mojo-Pro to small scale/novelty opertors spun-off from other firms. Like anywhere else, some are good, others terrible and then there is a considerable body of academic work on pheros from UK universities and research institutes (eg Rothamstead), although some of that will inevitably reach its commercialisation stage via US interests, due to the worldwide value of FDA accreditation these days.