Simply Amazing -- It's Like Clockwork

[Futurist]

@Socrates

Hey Futurist/BJF

can you tell me what kind of ‘hits’ you saw on this stressful day?
Were they better ‘hits’ than what you could get from synthetic pheromones for example or was it about equivalent to a good combo?

Obviously when you are stressed your levels of adrenaline and cortisol would be high changing your pheromone signature. Also I guess when you are stressed you could be sweating more causing more pheromones to ‘escape’ the skin.

Visionary

Check out the discussion here (which you particiated in):

"Why did women prefer the odors of men who had high cortisol level?"

http://users.utu.fi/mjranta/reprints/Rantala_etal2006.pdf Evolution and Human Behavior 27 (2006) 259–269 Male steroid hormones and female preference for male body odor Markus J. Rantala, C.J. Peter Eriksson, Anssi Vainikka, Raine Kortet Abstract It has been suggested that human scent works as a signal in mate selection, but the empirical evidence is scarce. Here, we examined whether women’s olfactory preferences for a man’s scent could be correlated with his testosterone, estradiol, or cort…

and the link I posted in there to the other place.

I’ve always found it interesting how “there’s nothing better than the real thing.”

Reason being, the percentage of people who are affected by you pheromone signature seems to be greater than synthetics can provide, and more intense. It’s almost like the nirvana of pheromone use… haha. But not something you want to replicate (the stressful situations) to produce this effect.

The reactions are of a sexual nature with women and respectful and friendly with the guys. Obviously there are so many pheromones out there, and of course ratio means something. Turning your body into a pheromone engine just creates a better result.

I have to say though, with Androtics involved, pheromone use is 10x ahead of what it was several years ago. It’s much easier to create strong, consistent effects, and the gap is certainly greatly narrowed.