Hey
guys, on a whim I ordered "Androsterone Pheromone Oil For Men To Attract Women." I have now become concerned that
it might be a BS product with no or little phero content. Anyone have any info on this?
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Hey
guys, on a whim I ordered "Androsterone Pheromone Oil For Men To Attract Women." I have now become concerned that
it might be a BS product with no or little phero content. Anyone have any info on this?
Quote:
Originally Posted by ikslavok
I am relatively
new to the site, so until I make my first order and objectively test it double-blindly over the course of a few
weeks, I am still highly skeptical.
However, one thing I am aware of is advertising ploys and how something can
be claimed as truth (to the unsuspecting customer),even when it really isnt.
For example-
An anti-wrinkle
cream says it helps fight against wrinkles....but theres absolutely no guarantee it will do ANYTHING at any point to
actually remove wrinkles.
(It would take me a full year to do this with just the products I find just in my local
shop, its such a common tactic.)
The description for the product in question says the
following-
Studies (no peer review or details? where? by whom? what process of study?
when?) have been conducted on AndrosteRone Pheromone and they have showed that *AndrosteRone Pheromone
does work in determining attractiveness. *
Now, I may just be abit negative, but there really isnt any
promise being made here.
Technically, 1 woman vaguely smiling at you within the course of a years use would be
"showing that androsterone does work in determining attractiveness"
It also doesnt state that this is in direct
regards to humans or even if its a positive attraction.
Best thing to do is try it yourself and determine its
ability (or lack of) then let us all know how it goes.
TO BE CLEAR:
I am not stating that the
product wont work, I simply maintain a skeptical approach , so dont take everything I say too directly as it doesnt
apply to every circumstance.
In my experience with androsteRone
products like a314, the effects were more along the line of what has been called a "follow response." Others have
described it as giving a "fatherly" (in a good way) vibe (probably along the line of "provider/protector" as opposed
to androstenones "jerk/macho." That may be the type of response you should be looking for.
As an example, while
testing a314 (not available at the moment) which is a high androsterone product, I was with a couple of other people
(both female) shopping at a large store. I kind of just wandered off by myself not paying much attention to the rest
of the group figuring they would all head toward whatever part of the store they were interested in. After a few
minutes I turned around and discovered they were all following me... quite unexpected. I almost felt like a mother
duck.
ikslavok, exactlyQuote:
Originally Posted by ikslavok
which product did you buy? The reagent grade aRONE from the kits/supplies section of the store?
jaemal, there are links to lots
of studies HERE.
I applaud your skepticism, as
most of us here had the same when first starting out. Keep in mind that human pheromone research is still in its
infancy, and there really isn't much being done owing to the fact that there is no perceived mass market. Unless
there is a breakthrough study we'll limp along here in the trenches doing exactly what you said:
"try it
yourself and determine its ability" to work.
As a woman I"ve tried
pheromones for the first time around two months ago and never got so much attention from both males(hits) and
females before.I love them and wear different kinds for different occasions almost daily and very keen to try
more:wave: