A report of a sex nerve inside our noses.

[Gorgar]

Greetings all.

This article mentions research but they don't say who did the research. Has anybody

heard anything more about it?

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23781652/


By the way, I received an

email from Ham Firl who has a batch of 6ml mature Wild Mysore Sandalwood Oil on special for 12 bucks. I ordered up a

bottle and will see how good it is.

[DrSmellThis]

Remarkable. Looking forward to

learning more before commenting further.

Obviously, there has been a great deal of debate here on the topic,

between those who in effect proclaimed the VNO is a dead topic, and those who felt all the evidence wasn't in, or

that its existence made general theoretical sense, at least from a natural selection point of view. This is

certainly another chapter in that story, even though we still don't know how it will turn out, as in all

science.

It is also interesting that a marine mammal provided a clue. I've long suspected that, in some

respects, humans shared more sexual biology and behavior with marine mammals than land mammals (e.g., the role

of senses and processes other than olfaction). Perhaps that will be an area of research that will prove fruitful.

Though I've commented on this in the past, some day I'll post something more extensive on it.

Thank you for

that fascinating post.

[Mtnjim]

I

posted (http://www.pherolibrary.com/forum/showthread.php?t=17447) about this a year ago.:blink:

[Gorgar]

Whoops. Sorry Mtnjim. Your post

was just a few months before I joined the forum so I missed it. It was probably a slow news day so they recycled a

year old story. It's still pretty interesting though and it was new to me. :cheers:

[DrSmellThis]

Sorry I missed your earlier

post, Jim.

[HornyViper]

Thats cool. How do I do

this? Follow my nose? How do I know what my own scent is? I think my ball scent smells nice? Doesn't stink. Uh oh I

better not have feminine pheromones lol j/k :LOL: