# Hola!

**URL:** <https://pheromonetalk.com/t/hola/50127>\
**Category:** Introductions - New Users, Say "Hello"!\
**Created:** [May 1, 2011, 2:21pm UTC](https://pheromonetalk.com/t/hola/50127 "2011-05-01T14:21:12Z")\
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**Author:** ![arpitphillips](https://sea2.discourse-cdn.com/flex016/user_avatar/pheromonetalk.com/arpitphillips/32/420_2.png) [@arpitphillips](https://pheromonetalk.com/u/arpitphillips)\
**Post date:** [May 1, 2011, 6:16pm UTC](https://pheromonetalk.com/t/hola/50127/6 "2011-05-01T18:16:03Z")

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> [@literaturelover](#):
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> … My biggest concerns are about the products’ psychological and physical safety. So four questions:
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> 1. Has anyone experienced a psychological/physical dependency on any of the aforementioned products?

As far as the concept of a Psychological Addiction/Dependency is concerned, the following summary of symptoms applies to all Psychological Addictions:

- Craving or compulsion for object, situation or substance
- Feeling out of control, unable to stop using the substance, or object or participating in the addictive activity
- Patient is preoccupied with thoughts of the addictive substance, activity or object
- Patient feels restless and irritable when not participating in addictive activity or using the substance
- Patient will spend beyond their limits to acquire the substance or participate in the activity
- Continued use in spite of adverse effects on life, work and family
- Substance, object or activity becomes the major focus of a patient’s life to the exclusion of other activities
- Patient increases time spent participating in the addictive activity or taking the substance
- Patient becomes secretive about the activity or use of substance and hides it from family and friends
- Feeling guilty or trying unsuccessfully to stop activity or use of substance

So many things can cause a psychological dependency for people who don’t even realize it. People just keep wanting more and more of good. I mean if I got a potion or drink that would make me the most handsome guy or the most successful person for a day, I would simply use it everyday if not twice to make sure I keep getting that. I have yet to get my pheromones (order’s on its way) but I have read threads and posts about how it made them feel better, made others feel better and even gave them a better opportunity to talk to their person of interest.

Now here we get instant coffee powder and its almost totally decaffeinated (coffee beans are hard to get and taste bad, even the one at Cafe Coffee Day or Barista). I know people who get addicted to it even though it has practically no caffeine. Its only because we have all heard coffee is addictive and somewhere inside your head it makes you feel good. You associate the flavour and smell with good times, when you have coffee with friends or at a date or simply by the window when its raining. Its just something that your brain links to ‘good’. I’m not saying that this WILL happen, but if at all then this can be possibility.

in fact read this: [Mental Addiction to Pheromones](https://pheromonetalk.com/t/mental-addiction-to-pheromones/3915/4)

//Side Note: Like you can see on your left, I was a stoner. Now THC creates only a psychological dependency in most people. I used to smoke up and stay shit stoned 12 out of my 16 awake hours when I had my rough years. I never got addicted to it even after using for nearly 2 years before I left. I did feel the urge to use, still do but its not a craving, just a tiny urge. I am addicted to smoking though, and that is something that creates a physical dependency. It makes changes in the body like producing more adrenaline, making ur heart beat faster, relaxing your nerves and causing cancer (i’m fucked!). Pheromones do nothing like that. Their work is sending a message to the brain and the dosage is in Micrograms, just a tiny number of molecules. You dont intend on drinking or smoking pheromones, do you?? 😛 //

1. Would someone mind telling me about the side effects of each of the products?  
You could read this: [Has anybody noticed any negative side effects? - #2 by RADMAN513](https://pheromonetalk.com/t/has-anybody-noticed-any-negative-side-effects/41817/2)

> [@literaturelover](#):
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> 1. Do any of these products tend to interfere with sanity?

Only 2 out of 5 voices in my head agree that I am sane, the other 5 have been sent to the institution for observation. I hope they get better soon. ☹

Jokes aside, I looked up the internet quite thoroughly and went through scholarly articles and papers, there has been no reported case of pheromones causing insanity; except in dogs where they howl their head off after a bitch in heat.  
Sorry just messing with you. 😃

1. Assuming all the above checks out (or that the benefits outweigh the risks) and keeping my goals in mind, which products should I try, and in what order should I try them?

The benefits are many; risks, not that I can think of any (hey! that rhymes!). Maybe you’ll just keep coming back for more and you might end up stocking you cupboard with these blue bottles. I have seen some INSANE pictures (oops, did I use that word??) of people’s collections on here.

> [@literaturelover](#):
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> Thanks, and …

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