PHEROMONES IN HUMANS: For men, women, scents, attraction, sex, I reveal the secret!*
Vol. 3, No.48, Monday, February 25th, 2013
TITLE: “PHEROMONES IN HUMANS: For men, women, scents, attraction, sex, I reveal the secret!*”
INTRODUCTION
You’ve heard the expression, “There is no chemistry between us.” Well, there is a scientific explanation. You see, there is something called pheromones – these are the “chemical signal (such as an odor) that is emitted by one animal and affects the behavior of others. Pheromones are used by many animal species to attract mates.” It is thought to be one of the signals, which a woman sends to a man indicating interest. If looking for love, wouldn’t it be a good idea to learn about this? It might help to get the deal done! Thus, my book for the week is “Secrets of Sex Pheromones-Do They Really Attract Sex?” [Kindle Edition] Dale Ovenstone (Author) (Editor’s Note: This is part of a continuing series on relationships, romance, dating and marriage.)
ANTOINETTE’S LIFE & TIMES*
Adolescence: As a teenager, I remember hearing that musk oil was the best scent, leading you to the opposite sex. This fragrance was used by men and women alike.
Young woman: My friends often spoke of having chemistry with someone.
Middle aged: A colleague at work believed that in a sea of people, there might be one person, to whom, you will be drawn. According to her, pheromones are responsible for leading you to your mate. Apparently, these odorless molecules are believed to be the natural scent of attraction. Pheromone-based perfumes are now available.
Likes: Apparently vanilla-based perfumes are a natural aphrodisiac. Since vanilla extracts can be very expensive, many vanilla fragrances are diluted. The smell can be very powerful but pleasant and lingering. The scent of vanilla is very appealing to me. Any toiletry available in vanilla scent is the one I will purchase. The scent pulls me like a magnet.
Research
From my research, I learnt:
- That pheromones are odorless molecules. Aphrodisiacs arise in part from pheromones associated with underarm secretions. Indeed, some researchers believe that there is a connection between physical attraction and body odor.
- That for the most part, scientists are skeptical – many do not believe in the human pheromones phenomenon. However, it’s interesting that pheromone-based fragrances have piqued the curiosity of consumers. Researcher took notice.
- That women living together could develop the same menstrual cycles. This interesting observation lends some support to the pheromones phenomenon.
THE AUTHOR: Dale Ovenstone
Dale Ovenstone is an independent professional. His industry is E-Learning. He is from Cardiff, United Kingdom.
SERIES/COLLECTION
Books/Articles:
Several are:
- David’s Fingernail by Dale J Ovenstone (Nov 30 2012)
- Sarah ‘Expect the Unexpected’ by Dale J. Ovenstone (Mar 24 2012)
- Secrets of Sex Pheromones-Do They Really Attract Sex? by Dale Ovenstone (Jan 24 2012)
- Do it yourself ultimate cornice crown moulded ceiling feature by Dale Ovenstone (Feb 22 2012)
- If You Don’t Trust Your Lover-Here’s What To Do Instead. by Dale Ovenstone (Mar 2 2012)
- The Healthy Penis Guide, The Prostate: The Penis: The Mind: Eradicating Erectile Dysfunction by Dale Ovenstone (Apr 19 2012)
- When something is on Your Mind-Bothering Your Emotions You Cannot Switch Off by Dale Ovenstone (Jun 15 2012)
- Why Innocent Men Lie-The Manipulative Mind of a Woman by Dale Ovenstone (Aug 5 2012)
- Plaster Your Patch by Dale Ovenstone (Aug 25 2012
- ‘Nifty Tricks ‘n’ Tips of a Professional Texture Practitioner’ by Dale Ovenstone (Aug 26 2012)
- The Here & Now, Fall Asleep Technique-Using the Power of Your Mind by Dale Ovenstone (Sep 11 2012)
- The Sexy Plastering Job-Paid In Kind by Dale J Ovenstone (Aug 13 2012)
THE BOOK: Secrets of Sex Pheromones-Do They Really Attract Sex?” [Kindle Edition] by Dale Ovenstone (Author)
Here’s a question: “Do sex pheromones-REALLY attract the opposite sex?” In a word, Ovenstone says: “Yes.” It has been said that this book will give you “the full lowdown on pheromones, their purposes, their uses and more importantly, how, why and if they really work.” Ovenstone argues that his theory is fully supported. He says that has unbiased tried and true information.
Psst you wanna know a secret … there is such a thing as pheromones. Supposedly, they are sent on a subconscious level. It is said that one can radiate outwardly sexual confidence and power. They exist in nature. If so, they have a use and a purpose. If animals have it, why not humans? But if you know it is there, can you control it? I don’t know. But I suppose you can tweek your scent so others will feel your very ‘attracting’ presence.
He promises a practical step-by step guide. I say: “What if he’s right … then what?”If you want to attract a partner, reach for this book. You know it’s up-to-date, it’s in the E-book format.
CONCLUSION
Love can make you crazy. A possible reason is the attraction that pulls you to a certain person. The attraction could be strong. It’s something difficult to explain- it’s just there. Pheromones may be part of the explanation. They are one of the signals of attraction between females and males. Animals do it, why not humans?
Personal Comments
I say:
- That I know a young woman. And there was a very handsome young man, who showed interest. But she didn’t. The question is “Why?” According to her, the answer is: “chemistry”. It’s all about the spark between two people.
- That chemistry alone is not enough. If the attraction is purely physical, then over time, the rush of adrenaline will wear off.
- That when the chemistry is strong, either the woman or the man might fail to see flaws in the other. While nobody’s perfect, a serious flaw will probably ultimately destroy a relationship. Afterwards, you’ll see him or her with crystal clear glasses.
- For me, love is blind. You may think you’re in love. But years later, you might realize that you weren’t in love – you were only infatuated with the person. If you ask: “What is the difference between love (and lust) and infatuation?” My answer is: “Love lasts, infatuation doesn’t.” In order to have a successful relationship, it’s important to like your mate!
The Point
Pheromones may give you an edge in the search for love. I say take it. Who knows? It may work!
ANTOINETTE’S TIP SHEET*
- Learn about pheromones – you know – knowledge is power.
- Try pheromones-based fragrances.
For me, pheromones make a lot of sense. But this is one instance when it’s good not to have common scents!
And that’s my thought of the week on books, what’s yours?*
Take it out for a spin and tell me if you agree.
ALP
“Books are life; and they make life better!*”
.S. Wowee …Wowee Shop Valente is finally open; and my new line of Antoinerte La Posta* brand of clothing is now available. There is still much more to come to the Save and Read* web site. Watch for it!
P.P.S. #1 I have a TWITTER page. Consider becoming a follower? Visit www.twitter.com – saveandread
P.P.S. #2 I also have a FACEBOOK page. Consider becoming a friend? Visit: www.facebook.com – Alp Save Andread – please check it out.
P.P.S. #3 I am on Linkedin. Consider becoming a connection? Visit www.linkedin.com – Antoinette La Posta
CREDITS
-Web Tech: richmediasound.com
The above is a new media production of Valente under its “United Author*” program.
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NEED SOMETHING FURTHER? TRY SAVE AND READ* (S&R*) .
ONE – “I SHOULD HAVE SAID THAT!*” – QUOTES
S & R* QUOTE #1: Confucius
“Can we help requiring much of those we love? Can we help instructing those toward whom we would be loyal.”
TWO – “IT WORDS FOR ME!*”
For today, my word/phrase(s) are: “sex pheromone”
“Sex pheremones are pheromones released by an organism to attract an individual of the opposite sex, get them to mate with them, or some other function closely related with sexual reproduction.” (Source: Wikipedia the free encyclopedia) – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sex_pheromone
MORE FACTS
“A pheromone (from Greek φέρω phero “to bear” and hormone, from Greek ὁρμή “impetus”) is a secreted or excreted chemical factor that triggers a social response in members of the same species. Pheromones are chemicals capable of acting outside the body of the secreting individual to impact the behavior of the receiving individual.[1]
Pheromones are chemicals capable of acting outside the body of the secreting individual to impact the behavior of the receiving individual.[1] There are alarm pheromones, food trail pheromones, sex pheromones, and many others that affect behavior or physiology.
The term “pheromone” was introduced by Peter Karlson and Martin Lüscher in 1959, based on the Greek word pherein (to transport) and hormone (to stimulate). They are also sometimes classified as ecto-hormones.
In animals, sex pheromones indicate the availability of the female for breeding. Male animals may also emit pheromones that convey information about their species and genotype.
While humans are highly dependent upon visual cues, when in close proximity smells also play a big role in sociosexual behaviors. There is an inherent difficulty in studying human pheromones because of the need for cleanliness and odorlessness in human participants.[19] The focus of the experiments on human pheromones has been on three classes of putative pheromones: axillary steroids, vaginal aliphatic acids, and stimulators of the vomeronasal organ.” (Source: Wikipedia the free encyclopedia) – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pheromone)
THREE– STUDY/STATISTICS
THREE– STUDY/STATISTICS:
Products Lines for Toilet preparation manufacturing | ||||
Product code |
Product description | Value of shipments of this line ($000) |
Percent of industry value (%) |
|
325620 | Toilet preparation manufacturing | 35,296,939 | 100.00 | |
325620G4 | Other cosmetics and toilet preparations | 12,219,104 | 34.62 | |
325620D3 | Creams, lotions and oils, excluding shaving, hair, and deodorant | 7,387,939 | 20.93 | |
32562071 | Hair preparations (including shampoos) | 4,318,778 | 12.24 | |
32562072 | Hair tonics, including hair and scalp conditioners | 3,624,240 | 10.27 | |
32562043 | Perfumes, toilet waters, and colognes | 3,243,710 | 9.19 | |
325620A2 | Dentifrices, mouthwashes, gargles, and rinses | 1,817,099 | 5.15 | |
32562012 | All shaving preparations | 565,285 | 1.60 | |
-Other | 2,120,784 | 6.01 |
(Source: www.census.gov/econ/industry/products/p325620html)
FOUR – BONUS ARTICLES
S & R*NEWS ALERT*#1: Keep an eye on those trendy specs
“Photo Caption: Jeanne Beker models a frame from the FYSH UK by Jeanne Beker Signature Collection alongside WestGroupe’s Beverly Suliteanu, VP Product Development
While eyewear serves as an indispensable vision tool for many of us, those with perfect vision are also opting to include glasses in their daily wardrobes. Whether wearing specs in order to see, or to be seen, eyewear has evolved into a popular means of expressing a personal sense of self and style.
WestGroupe, – a Canadian leading eyewear manufacturer and distributor, caters to the growing demand for fashionable frames.
This year is brimming with modern touches, colour and contrast, says Beverly Suliteanu, the vice president of product development for WestGroupe,. The company’s latest collection for FYSH UK, in collaboration with style icon, Jeanne Beker, speaks to eyewear’s dominance on the fashion circuit. More information is available on Fyshuk.com
There’s an emphasis, Suliteanu continued, on diversity in terms of shape and design, offering an assortment of frames for every type of face.
Suliteanu’s eclectic style sense is illustrated by her latest collection for FYSH UK, an urban cool women’s eyewear brand. This line appeals to women seeking to express themselves through their wardrobe choices.
With more than 25 years of elite fashion experience, Beker brings a tried and tested recipe of style and expertise to the design table. Each model in the collection is infused with distinct style elements like temple detailing, modern materials, bold shape and colour.
If you’re looking to make a fashion statement without going too wild, this collection will certainly resonate with you, Beker advises. Reserved edge is what the brand stands for, the way I see it.
When you’re out shopping for your next new pair of frames, Suliteanu recommends trying on more than one model before making your decision. Consider how they make you feel and pay specific attention to your level of comfort. Nothing looks more stylish on a spectacled woman than confidence.
Here is a sneak peek at the top eyewear trends for women.
Shapes:
Round
Modified cat-eye
Square
Retro-inspired
Colours:
Blues
Pinks
Purples
Spicy orange and red tones
Nudes and cosmetic hues
Translucent
Crystal/clear
Milky hues
Tortoise (classic and colored)
Two-tones/colour-blocking
Details:
Multi colored acetate
Brow bar detailing/embellishment
Mixed materials
Leather and faux leather detailing
Thick plastics
Sculpted temples
www.newscanada.com
S & R*NEWS ALERT*#2: Paint colours can help improve your mood By Katherine Arundel
“Image: Bright Yellow Kitchen
It’s well established that there is a direct correlation between colour and psychology. Certain colours can make us feel relaxed, energized and can promote creativity, while other hues may invoke anxiety and stress. It’s important to consider the psychological impacts of a colour when selecting the right paint for every room in your home.
The psychology behind colour selection and how people approach colour is often reflective of the surrounding environment. External factors such as a challenged economy or a long, grey winter can result in people looking to bring bright colours into their wardrobe or decorating choices.
Purple is also known to be extremely versatile. Depending on the tone it can be electric or soothing, so it’s always a good idea to test the wall you’re painting before taking that bold step, explains Para Paints colour specialist Janine May. Colour is a very personal experience and at the end of the day it’s you who gets to live in the space, so have fun and take risks!
A bright yellow colour like Para’s Star Glo (PF35) promotes optimism and positive thinking and is often a top colour pick for kitchens or as an accent colour against a neutral shade. The colour red or hot pink, such as Para’s Jazzleberry Jam (PF16) from their 2013 Colour Forecast Palette, is a powerful colour associated with high energy and creativity. Many experts caution that reds are best used sparingly – as an accent wall or as accessories. Light purples, such as the mauve of Para’s Orchid Mist (PF5) or the lilac tones of Wisteria (PF4) are calming hues that settle the nerves and would be a great shade to use in a home office or nursery.” www.newscanada.com
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