Firstly Hello,
I’ve been reading this forum for a long time now and want to share my pheromone experiences as well with the rest of you, since everyone here is already so generous in their experiences.
I’ve been using INSTANT SHINE for 2 weeks now. It does make me initially happy for about 1 hour, however it seems to wear off and it tends to make me very moody for the next 2 hours which I do not like. I’ll keep using it til I’ve finished the bottle, but at this time I don’t I will reorder.
I’ve made afew more orders of PHEROMONES and will post a new thread on my findings.
Hi Johhn,
Is it possible you’re overtaxing your brain chemistry or something? Like any out of the ordinary stressors recently like dieting, illness, things like that?
Also if you don’t mind, how many sprays have you been using, and where do you been spraying it? Is it standard strength? And have you noticed any similar effect on people around you? I’m sorry you’re having a bad experience… I’ve just ordered my first Instant Shine, and I’m looking forward to trying it out. I’m going to wait a week or so first, cause I’m just coming off a MAJOR case of the flu, and I have to assume my chemistry is all kinds of haywire right now. Good luck in the future!
I use 2 sprays, one on my neck and one on my wrists. You still might be right about my own stress levels and I am trying to be aware of all factors in my life. I will continue to use Instant Shine to be more sure of its effects on me.
I’ve been using pheromones almost daily for over 3 years. At first most products gave me a “buzz,” and effects ranged from feeling excited, talkative, aggressive, horny and powerful. I thought high doses of A-1 may encourage depression. Eventually I got used to wearing them, effects diminished and, after a few months, completely disappeared. I don’t even notice I’m wearing pheromones except when I get an obvious reaction or I defect the funk of Androsterone or none.
Sadly, those you see everyday also get used to your pheromone signature and I’ve learned to rotate through various mixes to keep 'em perky.
i noticed the depression effect, both on myself and others. affected people seem to come back looking for the high, then get depressed or disillusioned when it’s not as strong (ghost effect, almost like coca-based products).
small increases in dosage may be literally addictive. is the initial rush a cortex overload?
Psychologically dependent is a more accurate term. It may be a pain and disconcerting, but any normal person can stop. You won’t suffer physical withdrawal or sickness. Addiction is both a compulsive physiological and psychological need for a habit-forming substance. Few people can quit a true addiction without help or incredible strength and willpower. And someone with said abilities is very unlikely to get themselves in such a sad position.