Video 6 and 7 specifically give a very good insight on pheromones and even a mention later of just testosterone and dopamine in general on attraction. Makes me rethink just how significant a dopamine mone like Instant Shine could play in attraction which is not the usual motive for IShine.
embedding all the videos would take a lot of space so I will link the URLs
edited links into quote box so anyone quoting this won’t take up as much space
It’s also available on Netflix on demand. It’s been in my queue and I’ve been meaning to watch it for a couple of months now.
If you don’t have netflix than this would be the next way to watch it.
Very interesting stuff here. Thanks for sharing.
Can this be why when I wear too much Instant Shine, I have a pretty mild (but noticable) crash a few hours later?
I know the release of dopamine aka the “pleasure neurotransmitter” can be addictive, and if compounds like Shine target their receptors, theoretically, you can be addicted to Shine, right?
I dont know, maybe I’m missing something crucial here. I know Shine isn’t that potent enough.
The lack of dopamine comes with procrastination and many ADD medications tend to raise dopamine. Instant shine is uplifting enough to make you act more on the spot, right? Than it’s without a doubt effective so no reason why using a lot wouldn’t cross the line of addiction.
I’ve used a LOT of Ishine before, like I’m talking 5-8 sprays of 4X. I have never gotten I can do attitude like right now from it. I’m a big procrastinator myself and I just can’t say that Ishine has ever given me that get up and do it now attitude. I would be using it even more than I already do.
Big fan of Professor Helen Fisher at Rutgers University. She knows her stuff.
Nice Im watching this tonight on Netflix. Thanks
Figured I’d give this a bump now since some of you probably watched it by now. Any thoughts on the idea of IS for attraction?