Do presription drugs have an adverse affect on pheromone levels? This article, though only anecdotal, is pretty convincing. I myself have been on ant-depressants for a few years now and also take ibuprofen daily so am interested to see what you guys make of the claims in this article. Sex, Drugs, and Pheromones: What’s Wrong with Your Love Life? | Anne C Woodlen: Notes in Passing
Yes, I would agree that some… not all… prescriptions have an affect on your pheromone output and your ability to read those signals but so does illness and hygiene.
While I do agree with some of the points the author made about trying to achieve health and well being naturally though diet and other means there are other factors that probably contributed to her being able to attract men later in life that she didnt consider. She suggests nothing else changed but my guess is something has. Her high blood pressure is not going to just disappear on its own.
If someone has a true illness such as hypertension I would never suggest stopping meds to preserve pheromone output.
Then again you can always buy your mones and spray them on.
Tisha
Thanks Tisha23. While there may have been other factors at play, it is a remarkable turnaround she details, and I guess making a decision to stop certain prescriptions would involve weighing up the potential pros of increased pheromone output, coupled with the potential cons of giving up meds. Whether it’s worth it or not can’t ultimately be known until you try I suppose. I’m seriously considering it, at least temporarily.
Prescription Drugs is a pretty broad category of a lot of different substances. It doesn’t make sense to expect them all to be the same.
If you think that your drugs mess with your hormone levels (and therefore with pheromone levels) get your hormone levels tested.
Either by a proper physician or through something like Talking20: Low Cost, At-Home Blood Tests, Anytime and Anywhere! | Indiegogo .