Can Pheromones Help To Attract Men?

But do humans have naturally occurring pheromones which impact on the lives of others in the species? Several studies have shown promising results. Dr. Winifred Cutler, a biologist and behavioral endocrinologist, found pheromones present in underarm secretions. She also found that women who had regular sex with men had more regular menstrual cycles. Pheromones which had been identified in the underarms of men contributed significantly to this outcome.

Another notable study was conducted by Martha Mclintock in the 1970's when she observed that the menstrual cycles of groups of women who lived together tended to become synchronized. Further study revealed the startling fact that it was exposure to pheromones from other women which caused the changes in cycle. Test subjects were exposed to sweat samples collected from other women. Their menstrual cycles slowed down or speeded up depending on the time of month when the samples had been collected. The implications of this discovery for treatment of infertility or even contraception are obviously extremely exciting and it has been suggested that pheromones could also be used to alter mood and alleviate depression and stress.

Pheromones are also likely to be the scientific basis of the romantic concept of "chemistry" between individuals- that feeling of an instant attraction and connection with certain people. There is also evidence that we seek out mates whose immune systems complement ours. In other words we are instinctively attracted to people whose immune systems are most different from our own. This ensures the production of the strongest and healthiest offspring. Our instinctive actions are based on the pheromonal signals we pick up.

There are hundreds if not thousands of businesses out there trying to sell all manner of pheromonal products which in many cases promise almost immediate and amazing results usually in attracting members of the opposite sex.

My personal experience and reports I have recieved from other women suggests that pheromones can have a strong impact on a man's behaviour towards you. It can act as a 'date-booster' - making the man more soft and willing to listen to you and your desires.
In many cases men that were not interested in me before suddenly started showing strong signals of spntaneous flirting and tended to approach me more aggresively - especially ones that had not responded to other signals before.

Here is the pheromone that I use occasionaly - Mistress Pheromone by Love Scents:
I really like it and it is not as expensive as their main product Primal Instinct. A friend of mine never goes out on a date without it.

Enjoy attracting men secretly:-)