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    Cool 5 other pheromones I found online

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    addition to the pheros that we usually discuss here, there are 5 others available from an organic chemical

    manufacturer. They have alpha and beta androstadienOL (we're familiar with androstadienONE, sort of, as a newer

    'mone) a beta-androsterone,the alpha has been around for a while, and a real oddball called androstTRIONE.



    5 new 'mones are a daunting increase in the phero pallete. The combinations are mind boggling. Is there any

    information on how these might work individually ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by surfs_up
    The combinations

    are mind boggling. Is there any information on how these might work individually ?
    Is there any

    evidence that they have any bearing on the results we are seeking here?
    Has anyone seen any research that

    indicates what they "do"??
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    Default I wish I knew the answer to that !

    They were shown on a page with the known standard 'mones and nothing else. Their chemical structures are very

    close to the classic 'mones though. They seemed to imply that they belonged to a common class of products.



    What appear to be small differences to us when we look at the molecular illustration, such as "alpha" and

    "beta" are only the position of one hydrogen on the third carbon atom in the ring.

    For reasons well beyond

    my knowledge, that position seems to be very significant for brain responses. Shulgin designed many "designer" drugs

    that were variations on a similar position in the phenyethlyamine molecules. He might put a thiol group there or a

    bromine atom, and he's get wildly different responses. I think on the p.e. molecules it worked out to be the #4

    carbon, and on the steroids it happens on the #3 carbon, but the positioning is really similar...

    There must

    be some demand for these newer chemicals from the same market that buys the good old tried and true 'mones in

    wholesale amounts. Why else would they make them ?

    I sure would love to test some in isolation, perhaps in

    groups of people, and see what the outcome is.

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    That´s interesting su thanks.
    Bruce

    has had the beta nol in stock for a while and we´ve had some feedback on it already. The beta rone sounds sounds

    cool, perhaps JVK knows about it and could fill us in on it??

    Do you still have the adress of the place where

    you found out about these phero types? If you don´t mind could you PM me please?

    CJ

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    Great work!

    It makes sense

    to try them out. I wouldn't be suprised to hear they're in some product or another already if they're

    commercially available like that.

    I'd be extremely suprised if -dienol (which derives from pregnenolone

    via enzymatic activity) wasn't useful, for example. It's the main precursor to -nol, and can even be converted to

    A1 by cornybacteria.

    Hey Surfs Up: I'd like that info too, (name of the company, or whatever), if you please.

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    Default The Molcan Corporation, Toronto Canada

    They have a great webpage that shows all the molecular structures, full name, common name where

    available, in PDF format... go to "androstenone and related products" on their webpage. They sure look like the top

    of the production chain to me. I doubt they would even talk to you unless you had some strong industry credentials,

    an good track record in the fragrance/perfumery business, bank references, and maybe even some DEA clearance....

    could you imagine ordering 100 grams of pure androstenol. How much would that cost ? Maybe we could be all eager and

    respectful and get some extra toys for our chemistry sets ?

    Androstrione looks a heck of a lot like

    androstenone (except it has these two extra weird oxygen atoms double bonded on the back of it. Somewhere between

    androstenone and androsterone with an extra oxygen piggyback. Wonder where that takes you ?

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    I found them on the web too,

    but the page I had found didn't have most of those listed.
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    So what's the URL then?

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    Default how big is the pheromone response vocabulary ?

    try:

    http://www.molcan.com/and-rc.pdf

    Make sure your Adobe reader is good to

    go. Best to print it out and do side by side comparisons.

    Is anyone doing rare, strange, or atypical

    pheromones ? Fluoro-androstenone. Interesting, when Shulgin halogenated, the drug became more potent as the halogen

    got bigger. Iodo or bromo phenylethylamine would put you in orbit, chloro would make you kind of spacey, and fluoro

    would have no effect. Like it has to wedge into a receptor site just so to trigger a specific response.

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    The only thing I haven't

    understood is,how do you know these would really have an effect?? Please don't get me wrong... I'm just curious.


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    Default You really can't know without trying them

    Science is messy business ! If I have five dollars for every know it all who has told me "on good

    authority" that pheromones are a hoax and don't work I would be a richer guy and i would have had much less sex.

    The sex I would have had would have been a lot less interesting, too.

    One a disgustingly technical note, one

    summary reported that:

    "Our results showed that P450c17 possesses a 16-ene-synthase activity able to

    transform pregnenolone into 5,16-androstadien-3-ol, without the formation of the precursor 17-hydroxypregnenolone..,

    is also able to catalyze the formation of a third class of active steroids, 16-ene steroids (including androstenol).

    ....Our results therefore demonstrate that human P450c17, as other enzymes of the classical steroidogenic pathway,

    is involved in the biosynthetic pathway leading to the formation of androstenol. "

    Turned back into English

    that means that AndrostadienOL (presumably the alpha and beta varieties, although which does what to whom ?) sits

    between the starting point (pregnenolone, an odorless prohormone) and one of the endpoints (androstenol)... I'm

    only speculating, but I would believe that it is more probable that a middle step would be active (because it is

    part of the machinery) than something that goes past an endpoint (that the body hasn't evolved to respond

    to)....

    I honestly don't know if these will work alone, or if they work in concert with the better known

    'mones, what they smell like, and so on. I am making an inference from their structure that they are likely to do

    something (hopefully FUN!)

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    The only thing I haven't

    understood is,how do you know these would really have an effect?? Please don't get me wrong... I'm just curious.

    how did people know that the ones we´re using now have an effect? People tried and tested them

    and now we know
    I guess the best way to find out is to try them.

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    This is all pretty

    interesting. What strikes me is how small the differences are between all of these chemicals. The ones that we are

    not using now, being just a tad different from those we _are_ using , could unlock a whole other level of effects.

    Look at A1 for example - a completely different effect from any of the 'big 3'. Cool to say the least.



    Also makes me wonder about that Secret

    ingredient in LaCroy's stuff They are keeping it under wraps pretty well, but it would be nice to isolate it

    without the -none to see it's impact on other mixes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Star-A
    The only thing I

    haven't understood is,how do you know these would really have an effect?? Please don't get me wrong... I'm just

    curious.
    I'm sure that they all have an effect! The question is, is the effect to get a

    woman's pantys wet, OR is it as an attractent in a bug trap.
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    Default a real pandora's box has been opened

    Mones, mones, what have we gotten ourselves into?

    Wondering if any of these are in Chikara

    ...

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    Yeah same here. Lately, I

    have been really interested in the four new mones in Chikara and what their effects are but I suppose we will just

    have to wait until its contents are released...

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    I've sometimes thought about

    "borrowing" the GC/MS at school to analyze some of the secret ingredients. I could at least determine the weight of

    them, although no clues to structure. I just don't think I could get to it without my advisor asking questions.

    I'm not sure my schools machines would work too well either, all we've got is capilary columns. I don't think

    those are ideal for molecules as heavy as steroids.

    Also, I looked at what androgens aldrich-sigma had for sale.

    They've got tons. About 8 different androstenols, alpha and beta versions with several different positions for

    the -OH. I would guess that only Pherin pharmacueticals has the slightest idea what all of those could do.

    Steraloids is another company with thousands of steroids that could possibly be used as pheromones. Just looking at

    them overwhelms me.
    I think I'm just gonna let the big companies and Bruce find the useful mones. I've got

    enough things to do without testing completely new pheromones. Although I do have one idea......

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rover The Dog
    Yeah same

    here. Lately, I have been really interested in the four new mones in Chikara and what their effects are but I

    suppose we will just have to wait until its contents are released...
    Don't count on Bruce releasing the

    list of mones in Chikara real soon. The product is a winner from the results I've seen. Why would he want to give

    his formula to his competitors? Especially after the amount of time and effort he has put into bringing Chikara to

    market.

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    I agree with you

    completely. There is no reason for Bruce to bring out the ingredients of his Chikara especially since its success.

    Anyway it was just an idle hope to ease my curiousity

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rover The Dog
    I agree

    with you completely. There is no reason for Bruce to bring out the ingredients of his Chikara especially since its

    success. Anyway it was just an idle hope to ease my curiousity
    I'd like to know what's in it too.


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    Only speculation here. There are

    probably a smaller number of major pheromones, the heavy hitters that establish the "tone"; social, sexual,

    territorial. There may be also a larger number of accessory pheromones that don't do a whole lot in isolation or

    their effect is subtle. Think of great wines compared with table wines. The great wines have the same basics as the

    ordinary wines and they have nuances that table wines don't have. It's more than having or lacking a raw

    ingredient. The ratios are all important. Could be with more sophisticated phero products you will begin to see more

    refined responses too. There will always be a market for the sledgehammer 'mones as there will always be a market

    for malt liquor. It get the job done. A market exists for Haut Brion too, even at $300 a bottle because it takes you

    places that lesser wines don't.

    I came across an essential oil product that is refined from Cannabis with

    the THC removed. It is a legal perfumery ingredient that has a "monster bud" aroma. I mixed up a batch of massage

    oil with a nice shot of basic pheromones (androstenone, alpha-androstenol, androsterone about 1:1:1, this is

    excellent once you're done with chemistry and ready to get down to physics) and one drop of the Cannabis fragrance

    in about 4 ounces of lubricant. I think I put a drop of black pepper oil in too for extra energy.

    The lovely

    young thing who was receiving the massage let out a long sigh and said Oh My God what is that !? I think she had

    formed deep associations between the smell of Cannabis
    and intense pleasure somewhere in her life. Soon she was a

    molten mass of hour long orgasm. Did the odoriferous terpenes in the cannabis fragrance directly trigger something

    in connection with the 'mones ? (interesting thought) or did she have a strong memory association and a Pavlovian

    response ? Either way it was memorable, to say the least. Now my massage kit is prepared.

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    Default Cannabis components

    in case you

    were wondering what gives Pot its unique signature

    aroma:

    http://www.kalyx.com/catalog/eocannabis.htm

    Is it possible that any of these have an

    accessory effect with human pheros ?

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    Cool new mones/toys

    So I have too

    much time on my hands, and sitting in front of me right now are three bottles - beta-androsterone,

    androstadientrione and beta-androstadienol.

    Surfs_up described alpha-androstadienol as having "a light,

    uplifting, one nice shot of champagne head to it, good for rapport, hanging out and kicking back, bantering... " and

    also mentioned that the beta version has a "greater hilarity factor".

    I haven't seen anything on the

    potential effects of trione. I would guess beta-androsterone might have similar effects to alpha-androsterone, but

    don't really know what differences there might be.

    I'll start experimenting soon and report back when I

    have something, but I would be interested to know if there is anything to add to the above.

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    Hi PheroQuirk



    Very interesting indeed! I am looking forward to your findings! Please keep us posted!

    Visionary




    Quote Originally Posted by PheroQuirk
    So I have too much time on my hands, and sitting in front of me right now are three bottles -

    beta-androsterone, androstadientrione and beta-androstadienol.

    Surfs_up described alpha-androstadienol as having

    "a light, uplifting, one nice shot of champagne head to it, good for rapport, hanging out and kicking back,

    bantering... " and also mentioned that the beta version has a "greater hilarity factor".

    I haven't seen

    anything on the potential effects of trione. I would guess beta-androsterone might have similar effects to

    alpha-androsterone, but don't really know what differences there might be.

    I'll start experimenting soon and

    report back when I have something, but I would be interested to know if there is anything to add to the

    above.

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    Researchers from Monel Chemical

    Senses recently indicated that the chemical ability of a compound to elicit a luteinizing hormone (LH) response

    might be the best marker for determining whether it is a pheromone. I'm sure they will be pursuing this. So far,

    only androstenol has been effective in eliciting the LH response in humans. Other compounds may have less reportable

    effects, though this may not necessarily mean they are not effective as pheromones. To date, however, only

    androstenol has been linked both to LH change and mood change in women. Androsterone, though not shown to elicit a

    hormone change, can be expected to correlate well with a more masculine scent signature--because levels are higher

    in men (and higher still in men whose testosterone level is not suppressed by cortisol = fear, lack of

    self-confidence).

    Some evidence, which I have not yet personally seen, on the metabolism of testosterone and

    its link to androstadienone levels, indicates that androstadienone is not a testosterone derivitive--as has been

    reported. Besides, original research suggested it functioned via the human VNO, and the presence and/or function of

    the VNO has been repeatedly called to question, while the main olfactory system has been repeately shown to process

    pheromones in mammals.

    I find it regretable that marketing tactics sometimes pervade the ever growing list of

    what people are calling human pheromones, and continue to monitor the scientific presses for more information. I am

    also reminded that more than a decade ago, a product containing squalene (a supposed mating pheromone in snakes) was

    incorporated into a product marketed at "Fun parties," where ladies learn about the latest products for sexual

    enhancement. In two words, squalene is "snake oil." But the marketing claims made the product sucessful.

    Be

    careful out there; watch for "snake oil" salesmanship. Better to use the scent of tangerine-scented sea birds--or

    perhaps this idea is "for the birds." We're mammals, best bet is to use something akin to a mammalian pheromone;

    one that is supported by some scientific literature.

    JVK

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    Cool pheromone snake oil?

    Thanks for

    the caution jvkohl.

    I'm entirely prepared for the chance that these compounds are only active in pregnant

    baby elephants

    But my interest in dienol at least was piqued by a report by surfs_up reporting

    interesting and favourable results for the alpha version. And there was no mention of the others that I could find

    on this forum or on google so I thought I might as well explore further.

    You may turn out to be right than

    only nol acts as a pheromone that modifies human sexual behaviour. However that is not the only effect that I am

    interested in and it seems clear that other pheromones can have useful and powerful effects and may be worth

    incorporating into a mix even if they do not directly affect LH.

    Curious to know if anyone has any knowledge

    of or speculation regarding what trione or beta-rone might do...
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    Wink unfortunately, there cannot be an alpha or beta -rone

    alpha or beta refer to the orientation of a hydroxyl group (-OH), where in androsterone this is

    a double bonded oxygen (=O) which doesn't exhibit the alpha/beta toggle... I was curious about what woyuld happen

    if you went the other way and took an estratatreanol and tried to convert it to estratatreanone, but you'd lose one

    of the double bonds in the steroid ring in the process... whatever they've got going in the new A314 is pretty damn

    interesting, I have no clue what this may be... one wonders about the possibilities of -amines, the -OH could be

    substituted with a -NH2 that probably would have the alpha/beta toggle, and you would have andronstenamine....

    nature is filled with oderiferous amines, bacteria love to play with them, vaginas owe some of their inimitable

    scent characteristics to them...

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    well a314 is an interesting

    product but im all out have tested it and will be moving onto some of the other products next. There are a cuple of

    others sold here i havent used in a while so i guess thats on my new year shopping list

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    Talking sorry, my error, meant to say there can't be alpha or beta NONE, not -rone

    -Rone can come in several forms, there is only one NONE, OK, my bad,

    should have read more carefully...

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    Unhappy trione

    well, so far no

    noticeable useful effect I have seen with trione used alone or with an A314/PI combo. it does however seem to be

    effective at giving me and people around me very bad headaches ;( i might try again at a lower dose.

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