None of the common laboratory
synthesized pheromones are animal products.
None of the common laboratory
synthesized pheromones are animal products.
DrSmellThis (creator of P H E R O S)
td,
Celery -
Androsterone
Truffles -
Androstenol
Bon Appetit!
Oscar
Damn Oscar is that true?!
Then what might have A-NONE?
Humans belong to the animal
kingdom.
None is in fact collected from football and cricket players,bottled and shipped to Oregon immediately.
Once the special delivery arrives in Eugene it´s put up for sale.
In the olden pheromoner days the none
products were ....something to do with pigs etc,sorry it´s too late and I´m tired
good night.
If you do a
search in the archives something should come up
bananas,cucumbers,carrots,zuchini,anything phallic shapedThen what might have A-NONE?
CJ
dalesalsa82,
I spent a lot of
time searching for a botanical source of Androstenone last night just for fun. I have seen sources where truffles
are said to contain A-None, but I believe that's in error and it should be Androstenol.
In the animal world, in
addition to pigs, oysters are supposed to be rich in A-None content, and strangely I found something that said that
butterflies were too. Nothing I would present as a definitive source though. No good for vegans in any case.
So
I came up with an omnivore aphrodisiac recipe for Oysters Rockefeller with celery and truffles and a (VERY optional)
butterfly garnish.
There's loads of sites that list purported "Aphrodisiac Foods", but most of them
don't bother to tell you why they're considered aphrodisiacs (other than legend), or what the supposedly "active
ingredients" in them are.
Oscar
Quoting from Oscar on an
old thread
OfHaving done a brief
search on "Androsterol", I came up with more instances where it was referenced as a botanical compound than anything
else. For instance it's found in several varieties of Dogbane, Hemps, and even in Dandelions.
course, this only belongs in this thread if androsterol is a pheromone. That's still open for debate.
No OscarI have seen sources where
truffles are said to contain A-None, but I believe that's in error and it should be Androstenol.
that´s not an error,it is indeed androstenone
The reason why pigs were traditionally used to search for
truffels was for exactly this reason. Today they use dogs mainly,it´s a bit safer because dogs aren´t really into
truffels whereas pigs like munching them
mmh truffels....gotta wait till fall/winter again. Thanks Oscar for
wetting my appetite which will go unsatisfied for months to come!
btw oysters are simply considered to be an
aphrodisiac because they contain lots of protein but the won´t get you going just by themselves.
Truffels are said
to be stimulating because - you guessed it-their strong scent. ie the smell of the none ...
On second thoughts maybe it is nol,
although my bet is still on none. Thanks for confusing me Mr. O
...wait no,it is none -nol isn´t smelly
[Homer] mmmmm, butterfly garnish [/homer]Originally Posted by oscar
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