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Tiger4
09-24-2007, 10:37 AM
On

another discussion board, there was a thread on pheromones that came up. The poster who started it was quickly

double-teamed by two guys who at first didn't believe pheromones worked. After a while, the poster who started the

thread posted links to scientific articles via James Kohl's site. Then the poster was still double teamed. The

two guys attacking the other one are very anti-pheromone and they have said that using pheromones are equivalent to

using date rape drugs or dropping something else in a woman's drink without her knowing. They seem to be beating

the crap out of the other guy who insists that pheromones are not drugs and are not the equivalent of using date

rape drugs. I find the conversation interesting because I've never heard that pheromones are drugs. One of the

posters there said that pheromones have been classified by the FDA as drugs.

Iaskalotof?'s
09-24-2007, 10:44 AM
Do you have the

documentation of pheremones to be listed as drugs?I definetaly don't consider them drugs by any stretch of the

imagination.

Tiger4
09-24-2007, 10:48 AM
Neither do I consider them drugs.

There is a guy on the another discussion board who has stated that the FDA has classified them as

drugs.



Do you have the documentation of pheremones to be listed as drugs?I

definetaly don't consider them drugs by any stretch of the imagination.

Iaskalotof?'s
09-24-2007, 11:03 AM
Does he have

documentation?Otherwise its just bogus science.

Tiger4
09-24-2007, 11:29 AM
No, he's just going by the

definition of drugs.

gfunk
09-24-2007, 01:00 PM
Glue and paint are other

substances that classifies as drugs if properly inhaled, but that doesn't say that it's illegal to cover yourself

in glue if you think that makes you a "chick magnet" :p

I'll quickly add that pheromones already exists

naturally in your body sweat and urine so it makes no sense to talk about drugs when you can actually produce the

same results with a big workout, avoid showering.

Let the non believers think what they will. Besides what are

they doing discussing things they don't believe in, and if they don't believe it works how come they think it's a

drug?:drunk:

belgareth
09-24-2007, 01:36 PM
Several of the people who used

to post here got on the bandwagon about the FDA classifying pheromones as drugs. There was a lot of hype but nothing

ever happened with it. Pheromones are not classed as drugs by the federal government. A couple states talked about

it a while back but nothing ever came of it. Pure propoganda.

Pheromones as date rape drugs? :rofl: That's the

best stupidity I've heard in a long time. Please, everybody that has had girls wildly humping them or semi comatose

from pheromones please raise your hand...Anybody...Somebody...?

Can you imagine if pheromones were like date

rape drugs? Don't shower for a week and have all the women chasing you.

Ignore it. It's ignorance talking.

ontimenow
09-24-2007, 01:42 PM
Pheromones are addictive like

drugs according to my credit card lol. Just kidding I can't believe people think pheromones are drugs.

tenaciousBLADE
09-24-2007, 05:09 PM
Pheromones as date rape drugs? :rofl: That's the best stupidity I've heard in a long

time. Please, everybody that has had girls wildly humping them or semi comatose from pheromones please raise your

hand...Anybody...Somebody...?

Ignore it. It's ignorance talking.


I couldn't agree more.
I

mean, I can see why the ignorant people (ignorant at this matter that is) would be able to think

`mones might be like rape-drugs. I can see why the first impression of `mones being deceptive might come up in their

minds. I even had a girl-friend claiming (by words only) to loose interest in me after discovering a

`mone-related web-page in my browser history and assuming I use `mones (which was true but never mind that). She

felt I was decieving her; she never knew or never even bothered to ask how `mones work and she never got to realize

that without personality, humor, etc. the `mones are nothing (nothing that'll make a significant difference

anyway).

Those people fail to realize that exploration of the matter is requiered before they make up their

minds on it.
Let them think what they think - it's no buisness of ours I'd say.

Besides... That only means

there's one less person out there to use `mones and one more to count as our advantage anyhow ;)

I can see

where they're coming from - still, it doesn't make it any less stupid :trout:

Unity
09-24-2007, 05:30 PM
To me I see mones equal to being

dressed nicely or having a nice haircut or some intresting nice accesorie. These will all get a girls attention

etc... and give you better chances with that girl but they wont make her not function to the point where she cant

say no like the date rape pills.
Thats a newbies opinion :)

jamesdeanmartin
09-24-2007, 07:29 PM
Isn't this just the whole

pheromones are only a tool argument?

They help maybe 5 - 10% of the 100% needed to get a girl. Just factors

like age, money, confidence, power etc. etc. If you don't have the other things going for you and at the very

least passable looks all the pheromones in the world won't be enough.

For me, they help break down the shyness

barrier both in myself and with women.

Mathias the OK
09-24-2007, 08:35 PM
Just ask those idiots how

banning a substance that is naturally secreted by the human body would work. Police now have to carry next to their

cuffs hormone detection wipes.

Lokua
09-24-2007, 10:49 PM
this does raise an issue i was

intending to post. not that mones are a drug, that is indeed idiotic but what about the morality of using

pheromones? isnt it like...deceptive?

jvkohl
09-24-2007, 10:57 PM
So far as I know, Pherin Corp. is

the only entity trying to develop the concept into something that would get the FDA's full

attention.

[url]http://www.expertopin.com/doi/abs/10.1517/13543776.11.10.1523?cookieSet=1&journalCode=etp[/ur

l]

This would probably depend on what claims were made for therapeutic use.

James V. Kohl
The Scent

of Eros

gaf
09-25-2007, 01:42 AM
this does raise

an issue i was intending to post. not that mones are a drug, that is indeed idiotic but what about the morality of

using pheromones? isnt it like...deceptive?

No more deceptive then fake boobs , short skirts , high heels

, lipstick , blusher.

The last two are designed to enforce the image thats shes turned on by you. Think about it

, what happens to a womans body when you make love? She blushes and her lips get full because she's sexually

excited.
Make up artists claim it enforces a youthfull (mateable?) look , I belive it has to do with an

evolutionary urge. We all want a healthy mate , hence "make up" to "prove" their worthyness to carry on the gene

pool.

:blink:
Holy crap, don't expect another answer like that for a while...
:blink:


:thumbsup:


Later.

JV Kohl ,
Are you working on any further products we may be interested in? I'm a big

fan of SOE so just wondering if you anything more planned for future release?

tenaciousBLADE
09-25-2007, 02:12 AM
In my personal

experience, many times the `mones actually give me more of the freedom needed to truly act different. It's not

deception - It actually does somewhat changes the person wearing them.
Well I guess it wouldn't be like

that for everyone, but for me personally - when I wear the right amount of `none & `nol mixture - it actually makes

me feel more responsible, and more self-confident... even when I'm just alone at home for no one to judge.



Besides... I also support the lipstick claim that gaf suggests.


P.S.
JVK, I read that paragraph you linked

and haven't understood half of what it says there. Does it have something to do with pheromones or just steroids?

TylerD
09-25-2007, 05:00 AM
On another

discussion board, there was a thread on pheromones that came up. The poster who started it was quickly

double-teamed by two guys who at first didn't believe pheromones worked. After a while, the poster who started the

thread posted links to scientific articles via James Kohl's site. Then the poster was still double teamed. The

two guys attacking the other one are very anti-pheromone and they have said that using pheromones are equivalent to

using date rape drugs or dropping something else in a woman's drink without her knowing. They seem to be beating

the crap out of the other guy who insists that pheromones are not drugs and are not the equivalent of using date

rape drugs. I find the conversation interesting because I've never heard that pheromones are drugs. One of the

posters there said that pheromones have been classified by the FDA as drugs.


The first thing that

catched my attention was that those two guys attacked the poster because (they believe) pheromones DO NOT work, but

then they attacked the poster because now they believe pheromones in fact DO WORK. They even go as far as to call it

a date rape drug.
So it's like no matter what weather it is, it still sucks.
It seems to me it was more a matter

of personal things and emotions than rational thinking.
Now the topic about pheromones as a date rape drugs is

worth a few more additional words.
For some reason I remembered red womans lingerie. I mean just how many helpless

guys where lured in by using it! Isn't it a date rape drug? You know, sometimes you still have to spend some time

experimenting with mones and mixing them before you can get even close to it! :)

jvkohl
09-25-2007, 05:28 AM
JV Kohl

,
Are you working on any further products we may be interested in?

Yes, but I'm also waiting to

see whether recent research findings will be published in a reputable scientific journal.




I'm a big fan of SOE so just wondering if you anything more planned for future

release?

Thanks for your interest. Any future release is most likely to come directly from my

domain.

James V. Kohl
The Scent of Eros

jvkohl
09-25-2007, 05:46 AM
JVK, I

read that paragraph you linked and haven't understood half of what it says there. Does it have something to do with

pheromones or just steroids?

I apologize for linking without thinking. The connection between

steroids and pheromones is that some steroids metabolize to species-specific pheromones, which then alter the

production of steroids in other members of the same species. This link, from their effect on steroid hormones in

others, is also the link from pheromones to their affect on the behavior of others.

I think that more people

may need to learn about steroid hormone metabolism before they can determine which pheromone-enhanced products might

actually benefit them.

I'm not sure that if I had to do it all over again, I would start the learning

process.

James V. Kohl
The Scent of Eros

tenaciousBLADE
09-25-2007, 03:22 PM
Thanks for the

explanation JVK. I can't say I fully understand all the implications that link might have on the topic of `mones

vs. rape-drugs. But I surely do understand the basic idea now that you've explained it :)

I assumed steroids

might have a link with pheromones, but I didn't wanna rush into any conclusions.
Now I better understand it... I

think :think:

So would it be right to say that by using `mones we might sometimes affect the steroid production

&\or steroid behaviour in other people? And if so, do you (personaly) think it has any moral implications?
I'm

not asking for a profesional opinion, as I recon that might be a tough nut to crack... Anyone who has a personal

opinion on the moral implications of the topic - feel free to answer the parts of my question you can :D

jvkohl
09-25-2007, 08:54 PM
So

would it be right to say that by using `mones we might sometimes affect the steroid production &\or steroid

behaviour in other people?

This effect occurs whether or not we use 'mones, because each of us

produces them. Production levels are somewhat determined by levels of steroid hormones, and production influences

steroid hormone-associated behavior in other people.


And if so, do you

(personaly) think it has any moral implications?

Pheromone-enhancement of an existing natural effect

has no more moral implications than use of make-up, or fragrance product use to enhance one's personal appeal.

However, an understanding of how much influence pheromones have on our sexual behavior has huge moral implications.

If you could explain a spouse's adulterous affair, merely by scientifically reasoning (e.g., that she/he was more

attracted to the pheromones of someone else--and perhaps had adapted to yours) you could compare human morality with

philosophies of morality in other species.

James V. Kohl
The Scent of Eros

sweet thing
09-25-2007, 09:09 PM
this does raise an issue i was intending to post. not that mones are a drug, that

is indeed idiotic but what about the morality of using pheromones? isnt it like...deceptive?


Using

mones is the equivalent of wearing a Rolex watch or flashing the key to a fancy car. Women can sift through the

bullshit and see the real person. Good or bad. Sexy or nerdy.

It is the same as a woman wearing cosmetics or a

push-up bra. We are just looking for a way to set ourselves apart from the crowd.

Sweet Thing

Summer
09-25-2007, 10:37 PM
I dont think 'mones are

equavlent to date rape drug. 'mone doesnt seem to work on everyone. Personally I think it does work, only each

individual responds differently to 'mones. Some may be more sensitive (to one particular 'mon or all) and some may

not. Everyone's reaction to 'mone also varies depending on when, where, how we apply the 'mones, and our own

characteristics and personalities.

To me, (though 'mone didnt seem to work on me 3 years ago) I think the

'mones work like aromas products. We know certain aromas (scent, oil, or any product that contain certain aromas)

help people to clam and relax, some excite, some help to focus...etc.
I believe by inhaling 'mones scent it work

on us (each at different level) somehow like aroma scent did.
There is also psychological impact on what we

believe or expect 'mones to do for us base on reading from all these informations or posts about 'mones on the

internet.

tenaciousBLADE, what you wrote about the girl who felt you were deceiving her by using the

'mones...somehow it remind me of those voo-doo dools or whatever love spell :P

tenaciousBLADE
09-25-2007, 11:02 PM
Thanks JVK :D
Those were

valuable pieces of info right there :thumbsup:
I tend to agree with what you say about the extention, of natural

tools of our body, not being deceptive :)


tenaciousBLADE, what you wrote about the girl who

felt you were deceiving her by using the 'mones...somehow it remind me of those voo-doo dools or whatever love

spell :P

haha. I see your point. It can even be percieved as romantic in some point of view - that I

wanted to attract her and used these... "love-spells" lol :D