View Full Version : jvkohl: What Ingredient in SOE Gives the "Buzz"??
smooth312
10-23-2006, 06:29 PM
Hi, I have to say...of course, as we all probably know from experience...that SOE
gives me a really nice high/buzz.
This morning I wore probably a lot more than usual, I think it was maybe 70" or
something. I felt sooo relaxed. It was like being drunk or high without the bad side-effects. It does make me a
little drowsy, but it's really not an issue, as I can shake that off with a little caffeine.
Anyway, I'm
wondering, is it a combination of ingredients that give that effect, or is one single ingredient that produces that
"buzz"?
Because, I was hoping you could tell me so I could go just buy some of whatever it is. I really wish
there was some herb/pill that I could take to get that feeling. I'm somewhat nervous/anxious sometimes, and having
something like that just would be so cool.
I'd very much appreciate any info. about this.
And thanks again
for such a great and effective product, it rocks!
Btw, I made a thread (rather than PM you), because I figured
others may also be interested. But feel free to PM me if you think you wouldn't want to everyone to know?
elektrobank
10-23-2006, 07:18 PM
I've noticed the same
thing. When I wear it I'm a lot more talkative and sometimes very hyper and also the people I'm talking to are
usually happy and telling me how much fun I am. I've actually started dabbing some below my nose so I'll be
breathing it in all night. Wasn't sure if it was the SOE or maybe I've just been becoming more social and funny. I
really need to try a couple nights out without it to see the difference but haven't been wanting to go without it
if it is in fact it's what's really causing this, it's too much fun to take a night off from. Anyone else have
this effect?
jvkohl
10-23-2006, 07:19 PM
Despite other reports of the "buzz"
phenomenon, I don't know of any SoE ingredients that could cause it. Since it is not a generally reported effect,
it is probably a combination of more individualistic
factors.
JVK
Hi, I have to say...of course, as
we all probably know from experience...that SOE gives me a really nice high/buzz.
This morning I wore
probably a lot more than usual, I think it was maybe 70" or something. I felt sooo relaxed. It was like being
drunk or high without the bad side-effects. It does make me a little drowsy, but it's really not an issue, as I
can shake that off with a little caffeine.
Anyway, I'm wondering, is it a combination of ingredients that
give that effect, or is one single ingredient that produces that "buzz"?
Because, I was hoping you could
tell me so I could go just buy some of whatever it is. I really wish there was some herb/pill that I could take to
get that feeling. I'm somewhat nervous/anxious sometimes, and having something like that just would be so
cool.
I'd very much appreciate any info. about this.
And thanks again for such a great and effective
product, it rocks!
Btw, I made a thread (rather than PM you), because I figured others may also be
interested. But feel free to PM me if you think you wouldn't want to everyone to know?
bronzie
10-23-2006, 07:37 PM
Yeah, ive noticed SOE do this as
well, however I kind of like this buzz, no clue what its doing to my body chemistry, but who cares.
Gegogi
10-23-2006, 07:54 PM
This morning I wore
probably a lot more than usual, I think it was maybe 70" or something.
Ah dunno, if JVK says
there's no "buzz" element in SOE he'd be the one to know. I can't say SOE gives me a buzz, but I wear it nearly
everyday so I'm used to it. I do get a bit more friendly and talkitive but that ain't remotely a buzz in the same
sense as a couple bong hits or even a strong cup of coffee.
Nevertheless, 70 inches of SOE may have given
you a buzz by virtue of skin absorption of alcohol and other ingredients. Mayhaps the placebo effect has taken hold.
70 inches of SOE may well reinforce your expectation to put on a buzz.
bronzie
10-23-2006, 08:00 PM
I dropped a new full SOE bottle
on my floor and it cracked open, spilling the whole liquid onto a wooden floor, I was so over powered, that I felt
like wearing a mask. My room stunk for 3 weeks straight, of .rone or something, and it was potent. And I can still
smell traces of it at times.
SOE is strong. Although a few roles on the skin is ok, it gives me a mild buzz,
pour a bottle over a floor than tellme if this stuff buzzes you out.
maxo-texas
10-23-2006, 09:40 PM
Buzz here too.
Sigma
10-23-2006, 10:47 PM
High doses of anol gives me a
slight buzz. Extremely high doses gives me (and others around me) a headache.
The first couple of times I used SOE
I felt a bit light headed , ok now though...
koolking1
10-24-2006, 05:15 AM
I put a dab of SOE/m
gelpack on m girlfriend's upper lip and she felt like she had a mild weed buzz. Myself, it makes me mildly
drowsy.
SoCal
10-24-2006, 07:49 AM
That sounded really funny!
Big M
10-24-2006, 04:00 PM
I've never caught a buzz from SOE
!
But I could see how that could be an added bonus.
Gegogi
10-24-2006, 04:10 PM
I wish it buzzed me out. A couple
feet of SOE is a lot cheaper than good weed.
maxo-texas
10-24-2006, 08:36 PM
Weed is like sex.
Even bad
weed is pretty good.
mrhorn300
11-04-2006, 11:37 AM
..........
HornyMan
11-21-2006, 07:53 AM
Buzz here too. It makes me
drowsy and sleepy, and light headed.
Tester123
02-16-2008, 01:28 PM
I also feel a buzz from SOE.
I have a tendency to get somewhat gabby with it, which is something I would rather leave to the women.
Nevertheless, it does kind of create a comfortable, fun environment when I am among a group of people.
On another
note, I don't find the smell of unscented SOE with no cover at all offensive. Is this just me or do others feel
that way? I almost wonder if it just is a good smell when combined with my individual body
chemistry.
jvkohl
02-16-2008, 07:08 PM
On
another note, I don't find the smell of unscented SOE with no cover at all offensive. Is this just me or do others
feel that way? I almost wonder if it just is a good smell when combined with my individual body
chemistry.
There is no reason you would find unscented SoE offensive. It's a good smell (to the
majority of men and women). Combined with natrural body chemistry--it adds even more of the masculine components to
your scent signature. Nevertheless, most women are conditioned to respond to pleasant odors that they consciously
detect/ That's the reason to use the scented product or a cover that you like. Consciously detected fragrance
actually can add to the affect on behavior. It may also distract--if it's not perceived as
pleasant.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18031410?ordinalpos=1&itool=EntrezSystem2.PEntrez.Pubmed.Pu
bmed_ResultsPanel.Pubmed_RVDocSum
Concluding sentence from the article: "Nevertheless, as shown here, when
sensory input is infinitesimal, important information fragments can escape strategic regulation and influence social
judgments. Consequently, we can only hope that the subtle smells we emit make a pleasant impression on other
people."
There's more to research and development of a pheromone-enhanced product that simply mixing
whatever's available.
James V. Kohl
The Scent of Eros
Tester123
02-16-2008, 08:39 PM
There is
no reason you would find unscented SoE offensive. It's a good smell (to the majority of men and women). Combined
with natrural body chemistry--it adds even more of the masculine components to your scent signature. Nevertheless,
most women are conditioned to respond to pleasant odors that they consciously detect/ That's the reason to use the
scented product or a cover that you like. Consciously detected fragrance actually can add to the affect on behavior.
It may also distract--if it's not perceived as
pleasant.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18031410?ordinalpos=1&itool=EntrezSystem2.PEntrez.Pubmed.Pubmed
_ResultsPanel.Pubmed_RVDocSum (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18031410?ordinalpos=1&itool=EntrezSystem2.PEntrez.Pubmed.Pubmed<br /><br />_ResultsPanel.Pubmed_RVDocSum)
Concluding sentence from the article: "Nevertheless, as shown here, when
sensory input is infinitesimal, important information fragments can escape strategic regulation and influence social
judgments. Consequently, we can only hope that the subtle smells we emit make a pleasant impression on other
people."
There's more to research and development of a pheromone-enhanced product that simply mixing whatever's
available.
James V. Kohl
The Scent of Eros
Got it. That makes sense. I can see that a pleasant
smell would help with the effects of the pheromones, since smells themselves can have an effect and also tend to
make a person take deeper sniffs. I just have seen many posts where people say they don't like the smell of
pheromones. I also have encountered some that I am not so fond of, but I really like how SOE smells on
me.
jvkohl
02-17-2008, 09:12 PM
Got it.
That makes sense. I can see that a pleasant smell would help with the effects of the pheromones, since smells
themselves can have an effect and also tend to make a person take deeper sniffs. I just have seen many posts where
people say they don't like the smell of pheromones. I also have encountered some that I am not so fond of, but I
really like how SOE smells on me.
Many of the products that have entered the market since SoE, and
most before SoE have included androstenone, which has a characteristic "urinous odor." But since the concept was
intially brought to us (e.g., other mammals) from literature on pigs, there was was no reason for marketers not to
stay with the theme: here, use this so you'll attract ???? through your non-functional remnant of a mammalian VNO.
It gets really confusing for them to explain what's really happening--so why bother. Marketers aren't trying to
teach you anything. I've tried to educate others on the disadvantage of incorporating urine odors into human
courtship, but people still think androstenone works. By people, I mean those who are not primarily involved in
scientific pursuits.
James V. Kohl
The Scent of Eros
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