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Thus, to increase your
pheromone signature as you move beyond puberty, you need supplemental pheromones - just as supplements of
anti-oxidants reduce degenerative diseases...
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I think that what
we\'ve seen develop in the later 20th century and into today is a greater reliance on the visual aspect of
attraction as humans have become more \"clean\" and have covered up their natural pheromone scent/production with
overly scented personal hygiene products (shampoo, lotion, deorderants, soaps) and colognes.
Gyms, suntan
palors, cosmetic surgery, botox injections, miracle bras, hair salons, etc., have all come about within the past 50
to 60 years or so, which basically parallels the increase in personal hygiene/cleanliness.
As one sense becomes
less used (smell), another becomes more important (sight).
Something to ponder: As synthetic pheromones become
increasingly popular and accepted by the mainstream, what consequences will there be in terms of natural pheromone
production versus synthetic? Will an overabundance of synthetic pheromones produce a subconscious backlash to their
particular scent? Will the savy \"player\" go to only showering once a week in order to boost natural pheromone
presence? (Maybe this is why chicks dig Russel Crowe, Brad Pitt, and Johnny Depp - I\'ve heard those dudes
don\'t shower for weeks on end. Depp did it mainly to keep his pretty locks naturally oiled. Sure, I guess the
chisled jaw and sunken cheeks help, but maybe they are on to something. I wonder if they all have the same
agent.)
Now listening to: Morcheeba\'s \"Parts of the Process\"