What Is The Science Of Sexual Attraction?

THE SCIENCE OF SEXUAL ATTRACTION

The Science of Sexual Attraction has been getting a lot of attention lately with research studies suggesting the importance that human scent plays in attracting the opposite sex. These findings appear to answer the question do pheromones work? The answer is a definitive yes!

What is it that makes us so attracted to others and which makes us fall in love with a certain person. One of the key elements to attraction, scientists are finding, is the sense of smell. In fact, this may be even more important, according to some, than physical appearance.

A CLOSER LOOK AT THE SCIENCE OF SEXUAL ATTRACTION

Although scientists have studied pheromones for years, they are now beginning to really look at the relationship between human body odor and sexual attraction. It's true that most people don't recognize how much human scent contributes to our attraction to the opposite sex. Each of us has a "scent" of our own. Our body produces theses natural chemical scents or pheromones in order to communicate with others nearby.

Pheromones can influence others' behavior and can either make us attractive to the opposite sex or turn off that attractiveness. This attractiveness may have nothing to do with physical appearance but with smell and it is very subtle and usually is an instinctive and unconscious phenomenon.

WHAT ARE PHEROMONES?

The word "pheromone" comes from the ancient Greek "pherein," which means, "to carry," and "-mone," from our word "hormone." Pheromones are chemical substances that the human body secretes. This changes the sexual or social behavior of another individual.

These natural chemical substances are a throwback to our more primitive ancestral days, when they were used to communicate with others of our species. Other species, too, rely heavily on pheromones, and they heavily influence most social behavior, including mating behaviors. In fact, despite our evolution and subsequent acquisition of language and other forms of communication, human pheromones still exist for us, too, as a form of communication. We just don't know it.

WHAT'S THE FUNCTION OF PHEROMONES?

Today, we all still secrete our own pheromones, but our habits of good daily hygiene, including bathing daily and using such substances as deodorant and perfume, cover up our own body chemistry so that these pheromones are masked. Pheromones' influence can also be minimized with the use of heavy clothing in colder climates, for example.

Some studies have indicated that modern social customs and norms have also affected how pheromones influence our selection of a mate. This, in turn, has also suppressed our natural pheromone production. Because of this, we may need to utilize pheromone products to supplement our own pheromone production. Use of pheromone products can not only attract a romantic partner, but it can also help facilitate communication with others, in a way. They can help us establish trusting relationships in both business and friendships.

DO PHEROMONES WORK?

On January 28, 2008, Time Magazine had as its cover story, "The Science of Romance." This story explains the importance of human scent in terms of how others behave around you, both sexually and socially.

In fact, there's a lot of knowledge just recently supported by research findings that indicate that pheromones in fact do work. Scientists (and just about everyone else) want to know what makes people "fall in love" and what makes people attracted to each other both romantically and socially. In fact, some scientists have hypothesized that smell can even play a greater role in determining who we find attractive than does physical appearance.

James Kohl, a well known pheromone researcher, has said that scientists have known for a long time that odors and subliminal scents, including pheromones, influence how animals mate, develop relationships, bond, and nurture offspring. Indeed, humans are no exception, and in fact, odors can do other things as well. They can control menstrual cycles, accelerate puberty, and even help influence sexual orientation. They also can help us tell the difference between strangers, members of our family, and lovers. Pheromones also let mothers and babies bond. Oftentimes, these scents even help influence what we remember, how we learn, and even how the brain itself develops.

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Scientific studies have actually shown that subjects who used synthesized pheromones had sex more often (a 47% increase in sexual intercourse) than those who used a placebo (a 9.5% increase).

Users of pheromones, but not of an inactive control substance, had increased frequency of informal dates, affectionate gestures, sleeping next to a romantic partner, foreplay, and sexual intercourse.

Pheromones are known to trigger physical responses including sexual arousal ...in many species of insects, fish and animals.

There has long been speculation that humans may also use these chemicals to communicate instinctive urges.

The power of smell is undeniable, as the multi-billion dollar perfume industry testifies. But is it possible that humans are influenced by airborne chemicals undetectable as odors, called pheromones?

Imagine an invisible, undetectable force that's powerful enough to override your sense of reason yet draws you to someone with an almost animal passion. These aren't Cupid's mythological arrows, but real shots of human pheromones.

Scientists have been researching for years whether or not humans, like other animals, exude these secret scents, with attention focused on a small organ composed of two small pits a few centimeters up the nose.

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TESTIMONIALS

Pheromones, are like muscles, or a nice car... chicks dig it, and it gives you confidence. If you already score loads of women without pheros, you will dynamite with them. (John, PA)

I put on my favorite pheromone this morning and forgot about it - was tired and in a bad mood and very much just wanting to be left alone - went to the sandwich shop and the man at the counter kept joking and flirting ... coworkers stopping by my desk who usually just keep walking, suddenly wanting to chit-chat ... I'm thinking, why won't these people leave me alone? and then it hits me - because you're signaling Come Talk To Me! duh It really does work. (Jenny, GA)

. . . when I wear pheromones girls are mysteriously attracted to me and if I come the next day without them it's like I don't even exist. (George, CA)

I am married and my hubby is very attentive, especially when using Primal Instinct For Women. Also I work with a lot of men of all ages and have noticed their reactions to the pheros. I am not trolling for hits really, just gauging reactions to see how it works. There is a definite difference, I think they work! I guess I am just looking for some kind of verification because hubby is sometimes not the best subject to try this on. But there is a difference with him too, both conversationally and physically. (Anna, IL)

Maybe pheromones are no miracle products, but they CAN be VERY powerful sexual attractants! For me it comes close to magic sometimes. (Frank, FL)

. . . I tried 3-4 drops for a dinner date with my boyfriend. Man, did it ever work! There were two other men in the restaurant (it was small) and they would not stop staring at me. I mean, they litorally wouldn't take their eyes off me. I truely believe that if my boyfriend hadn't been there, the younger one would have approached me. (Heidi, AZ)

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