lukus
November 21, 2009, 8:23pm
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I post these 3 links a lot when people are asking about pheromone characteristics etc..
Diane's Phero Notes
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…
Pretty much has them all, but it should be good to note, putative are putatives for a reason therefore even claims could be easily false and results vary between person to person so pheromones vary alot.