The Mysterious New alpha-tests

**Icehawk** · 02-13-2007, 01:49 PM

Originally Posted by WorkingMann

I

agree..

hey hold up, what does

(beta-ol-A1) produced the most significant differences

within the group (females)

mean? They also did EEGs which seem to be a better-effect based measure of the

activity.

**WorkingMann** · 02-13-2007, 02:03 PM

Originally Posted by Icehawk

hey hold up,

what does mean? They also did EEGs which seem to be a better-effect based measure of the activity.

Arent

those results based on VNO?
I mean VNO differences?

**Icehawk** · 02-13-2007, 03:56 PM

Originally Posted by WorkingMann

Arent those

results based on VNO?
I mean VNO differences?

In this case sorta. There was a round of tests with

oflactory, EEG and bodily response.

In 30 female subjects, B(A-1) and F(beta-ol-A1) evoked a significant

increase in skin temperature compared to A and C(Est).
In females, B(A-1) or F(beta-ol-A1) applied to the VNO

increased alpha cortical independent of the response of olfactory receptors.

i.e. The females got 'hot'

and the EEG registered cortical alpha modulation... whatever that means.