Will pheromone products affect anosmics?

My friend is an anosmic (lacks a sense of smell) and I’m wondering whether pheromone products will work on him or not. For instance, I want to test whether he feels the effects of Instant Shine when I wear it or when he wears it. Can’t wait for my order to arrive. :smiley:

Very interesting, please test and tell us :slight_smile:

Generally, people with this condition have no sex drive what so ever.

Well my friend is about the horniest guy alive, so I guess he must be a rare exception of some kind, eh? His dad is anosmic too, and, well… he wouldn’t go to the trouble of churning out 3 kids if he wasn’t in the least bit interested in bumping uglies, would he?

Of course, you might not have been serious. :E

I have a question along the same line. If a person has allergy or cold, will pheromone work on them?

That could be the reason for Ammo not working at all on certain people that on exposure only seem to sniff their nose and have some “I-can’t-nose-breathe” symptoms (sorry about my english there :wink:).

Any opinions?

I am not convinced that pheromones work on olfactory receptors alone, if at all. In my view, if the appropriate receptors are still intact, I can’t see why peopel with anosmics cannot be affected by mones.

Cold and flu are different in this respect. If the receptors are covered by mucus as in cold and flu, mones can not reach the receptor sites easily. Hence, a person is less affected.

Plus, people are generally less horny when they are ill.