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▲With chemical attraction, it makes no difference whether the guy is conventionally good-looking or not, because pheromones change the way you perceive someone’s attractiveness.
▲The super-smelling men of the world release a chemical called androsterone. About 10% of men release a lot of it and they are usually regarded as the sexiest men around.
▲Women play a different chemical game. While they produce a bit of androsterone, copulin is their main play. The amount of copulin women release is in sync with their menstrual cycle.
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It is highly likely that you have smelt someone before and just not been able to get enough. It's not perfume or cologne–it's their bodily secretions... Yum!

▲Pheromones are secreted through your sweat glands, saliva, and urine. Ironically, they are all the things most people find quite gross!
▲The pheromone androsterone is most noticeable in a man’s urine, hair, and skin. However, it is not just men. Women also release the chemical, but four times less of it.
▲Not every pheromone is universally magnetic. You can feel instantly repelled by people, and this could be a chemical repulsion because you are averse to their pheromone scent.
▲Pheromones are chemicals that are secreted by humans. They stimulate desire, hormonal changes, and sometimes even fertility.
▲Pheromones also help the mother and child relationship. Scientists have carried out a study where newborn babies were placed in the middle of two breast pads, one of a stranger and the other of the mother.
▲Almost all the time, the newborn would roll over to the side of the mother’s breast pad. The study indicated that, solely through smell, the child could identify its own mother.
▲There was another study that found mothers able to distinguish their baby’s poop when given several choices. The mothers always found their own child’s feces to smell less disgusting.
▲When men are exposed to women’s tears, a study found them to be more relaxed and not as sexually aroused.
▲Another pheromone survival trick is fear. The pheromones released in a scared person’s sweat make those around them feel anxious.
▲While the chemicals released are always the same, the scent produced is unique for each person. Everyone smells different, but relatives smell more similar to each other, whether you like it or not.
▲What is really cool about pheromones is that they don’t actually have an odor. The chemicals are interpreted by our neurons and we assign them a scent.
▲Here you have to watch out. There are lots of supplements out there that claim to enhance your sex life by boosting your pheromone production. The reality is that there is no magic pill.
▲Although there are pheromone substitutes out there, nothing beats your unique scent. There are several ways to increase the number of pheromones you release.
▲On the other side, women who wore these pheromones found that they were asked on dates more often and engaged in more foreplay before sex.
▲It is no surprise that the cosmetic industry is trying to make use of these special scents. A study from the University of Chicago found that when men wore certain pheromones, they experienced a 40% increase in female responsiveness during conversations.
▲Having said this, there are two that have been recorded to slightly enhance your pheromone production. Zinc and dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) can help a little.
▲Due to the fact that pheromones live in your sweat, by sweating more often you will secrete more. Also, when your pores are purged of toxins through sweating, your pheromones will be more pungent.
▲In 2005, a study gave a pool of men samples of sweat from men and women. The analysts found that heterosexual men preferred the women’s sweat, and homosexual men preferred that of men.
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Research into the power of pheromones is underway. They have incredible potential to reduce stress and improve your sex life. However, confidence and romantic success come from more than just smells.

Sources: (The Guardian) (BetterHelp)

See also: What makes you attractive to others

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People who release more pheromones, generally crave more sexual interaction and are more sexually attractive to others. It is also said that those who are more pheromone full are more sexually confident.

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By making you attracted to some and repelled by others, the body is guiding you towards people who match your genetics for reproduction. Human survival depends on diversifying and strengthening the gene pool.

▲Androsterone can also be found in your private parts. It is released as smegma, which is the strange substance sometimes found in the creases of your downstairs areas (again, for both men and women).
▲Pheromones have an incredible effect on people’s moods. A woman who does not have a child is made to feel happier by the pheromones released by breastfeeding women near her. Talk about evolution!
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Although it is not absolutely certain, scientists hypothesize that there is a link between individuals’ sexuality and which pheromones affect them.

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When men secrete androstadiene, a hormone that comes from testosterone, women feel naturally more relaxed.

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Have you ever had it where you are instantly attracted to someone? Or you walk by someone on the street and they smell so good, but it’s not cologne or perfume? Well, pheromones are to blame!

Almost everyone is under the aromatic influence of bodily chemicals. Although it takes more than smell to make a relationship work, the initial attraction is usually due to our unique fragrances. Our sense of smell brings us memories, helps us have group reactions, and lures us to certain individuals, according to our genetics.

The amazing science of pheromones is not yet very advanced, but here are the basics of odor appeal. If you want to know how you can literally sniff your partner out, click through this gallery.

How smell influences your relationships

The science behind smell and attraction

20/11/24 por StarsInsider

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Have you ever had it where you are instantly attracted to someone? Or you walk by someone on the street and they smell so good, but it’s not cologne or perfume? Well, pheromones are to blame!

Almost everyone is under the aromatic influence of bodily chemicals. Although it takes more than smell to make a relationship work, the initial attraction is usually due to our unique fragrances. Our sense of smell brings us memories, helps us have group reactions, and lures us to certain individuals, according to our genetics.

The amazing science of pheromones is not yet very advanced, but here are the basics of odor appeal. If you want to know how you can literally sniff your partner out, click through this gallery.

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