I have been working on creating the phero profiler which can be used to gauge the natural pheromone levels of the user. I have decided to release this software so that more people can benefit from it.
Basically, this software asks you several questions, for example, age, height, weight, social life etc (total of 30 questions) and tries to gauge the levels of your natural pheromone output. These questions are very similar to the ones that we ask to newbies in the introduction section at Pherotalk. The results from this software can be then used to decide/suggest the pheromone products that would suit the user best.
Currently the software only calculates the levels of the six most common molecules found on the human body: Alpha-Androstenol, Beta-Androstenol, Androsterone, Androstenone, Androstadienone, and Estratetraenol.
Note
Note that your “instantaneous” pheromone profile is variable and depends on your immediate surrounding, mood, health state and a lot of other factors. However your average overall pheromone profile remains quite consistent. This software tries to estimate your overall pheromone profile.
How to use it
- Click on the ‘Start’ button. Now the test begins and the question and available answers are displayed.
- Select the answer that best suits you and click “Save and go to Next Question”. This will save the answer and take you to the next question.
- Once all the questions are answered your pheromone levels will be displayed and it will be mentioned if they are low, medium or high for each molecule.
Most people should end up somewhere in the Average (Average-Low to Average-High) range. This makes sense, as that’s the reason why we can have a simple product like Ammo that works for a wide number of people.
I have done my best to program it based on my own experiences plus the reports from several experienced users. However, the results should not be considered the final word on your pheromone profile. At best they can be considered a guide to start on a more educated path towards further experimentation. Eventually you should be able to find a product that meshes best with your body chemistry and personality.
Hopefully this will give you a good start.
Cheers!
Here is the link to this web-based tool:
My experiences with the sense of smell: Profiler