Fear cousing Pheromones

[Gucman]

To all deep pherobangers..

Anyone seen the movie " Batman Begins" ?

Remembering the bad guy in the movie.. A phsyco dude wearing a special mask, containing some sort of smell or chemical reaction, scaring the sh*t out of anyone near it?

Was the writer of that movie refferring to the effects of that mask as some kind of pheromones?

anyway..

It would have been CRAZY though

I know that some pheromones can have powerful effect on some people, BUT, the existens of a such pheromone, able to scear the nugget outta anyone near you.. that would be something

Hmmm… Using it in the boxing ring would make the world champion in a shorter time

Anyway .. I would appreciate any comment regarding the issue

[toilofday]

I want it for halloween.

Results show that subjects were able to discriminate between fear and non-fear axillary pads, suggesting that women are indeed able to detect “the scent of fear”.

Fear leads to reactions that are both behavioral and physiological. Behavioral reactions include either a “freeze”, “flight”, or “fight” response. Underlying physiological processes include an increase in heart rate, muscular tension, sweating, etc., and, most important, a response of the adrenal gland via the pituitary-hypothalamus-adrenal-axis (HHN) which leads to the release of cortisol. The cortisol level rises as a consequence of the production of corticotropin releasing hormone and ACTH [5]. Thus in many experiments the assessment of changes in cortisol levels is used as an indicator of potentially experienced fear. In a study by Hubert & de Jong-Meyer [6] male subjects showed an increase in cortisol levels (measured from saliva) while they were watching a horror film. Kirschbaum & Hellhammer [7] found similar results. In contrast, Hubert, Möller, & de Jong-Meyer [8] showed that subjects experienced an increase in cortisol levels in response to a funny movie. The authors speculate that every kind of affective arousal and change of mood, positive as well as negative, could be linked to cortisol secretion.

Cardiac mechanoenergetics in silico. - NeL.edu

I also found reference to epinephrine also known as adrenaline.

[Jasmin]

Try a mean mega dose of TUTH 7.5 mcg/spray. We don’t say its for crazy people only for nothing!

We mean it when we say crazy. You have to be comepletely out of your gourd to want to try TUTH 7.5. Its signal could garner results like that scary mask guy in Batman Begins, especially if the wearer has no idea how to use TUTH.

[willym]

Heh, cool!

[smoothplayer]

no…don’t go around scaring people, you will get into fights. i recommend you don’t do it, unless you want to get beat up or shot. luckily i live in a fairly safe town, and still when i go clubbing with lots of androstenone, i get fights picked with me almost every time i go out. be careful.