I hope ive posted this in the right section (if not please move).
Just wondering…
Is Oxytocin (main pheromone in Liquid Trust) the same as androstenol beta (pheromone in Instant Honesty)?
If so why are they being branded as two different pheromones?.
Thanks! 
(Interest arisen while watching this vid on youtube).
(In best Julian Clary voice) hello sailor!!
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, this was posted earlier today, as ever, Tisha has the answer
They look pretty different (second one is androstenol):
I hate you! 
Lol i was watching that vid up their (posted on my first post) and just kinda gave me thoughts.
Omg nothing! Nothing!..is MORE DANGEROUS THEN A ROYAL NAVY SAILOR THINKING!!!..(People Die) lol.
Ok i read the… Oxytocin-is it a phero?
Still confused.
Right so Oxytocin is a hormone…“Science is crazy shit”
And androstenol beta is a pheromone version of the hormone?
or completely different?
So which ones better? Surerly one must be better then the other?
have a look in the pheromone theory section if you want the deep and meaningful, jvkohl ( serious expert) posted in there recently and I quote dopamine, oxytocin, norepinephrine et al., seem to play such important roles in human sexuality. But the bottom line is that they indirectly impact our response to the odor of others. Pheromones directly impact our response.
As I understand it, for oxytocin to be successful, we need to find a way of encouraging the female brain to produce it, it only lasts a very short time outside of the body. I have personally seen results from Instant Honesty after over 8 hours.
I might have a degree but phero theory is way over my head, I just try the products, provide feedback and let Androtics worry about the whys and hows.
Sailor4uK, I watched that youtube video and I still don’t see why you are making a connection between oxytocin and androstenol. Maybe I am misunderstanding your questions. They are two totally different biochemicals. They have nothing to do with each other. They are not chemically similar at all. Androstenol is not a version or modification of oxytocin. The reported putative effects each has on people are not the same either.
Oxytocin is not a pheromone. That means under normal natural conditions it is not a molecule that travels from one person to another and causes a reaction. Alcohol can also make people take social risks they wouldn’t normally take, but it is not a pheromone either.
yea i think i get the overal picture now. Thanky for helpy!
