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| Gay Pheromone Study - Official Results Released - |
March 15, 2004--The study, the first of its kind to independently test a Gay Pheromone, showed that of the 76 gay men tested, 81 percent of those wearing their regular aftershave mixed with the Gay Pheromone saw an overall increase in a number of different sexual behaviors.
"This is not a smell one can detect, neither man is aware of it, but it is very powerful. This chemical appears to influence a gay person's desire to become sexually attracted to another." Dr Woods explains, a psychology professor of 15 years.
"During the Gay Pheromone study, one man reported, he had found it very awkward meeting other men, no self-confidence and was rarely approached, however, since wearing the gay pheromone he was approached almost every time he went out socially. Another man reported he slept with a romantic partner four nights a week while wearing the gay pheromone, compared to less than one night a week before the study."
Pheromones are chemical substances released through our sweat glands to cause a change in the reproductive behavior of another person and can directly stimulate a person's sexual behavior through olfactory sensors processing information. The pheromones are detected through the Vomeronasal Organ (VNO) in the nose. The VNO functions as the distinct sensory apparatus that detects pheromones for humans. The pheromones, through the VNO, stimulate the Hypothalamus in the center of the brain, which is the very center of our emotions. The gay pheromone sends a signal of attraction, sexual feelings and desire.
A total of 38 men used the gay pheromone and the same quantity used the placebos. During the following 12 weeks, each person recorded six different sexual behaviors each day. The most significant changes were the increased number of times the gay-pheromone users were approached, increased sexual pleasure, increased self-confidence and the intimate behaviors that required a partner.
This study was researched and conducted in Brighton, England, by Sussex Medical Research.
research@sussexmedical.f9.co.uk
The gay pheromones used in this study were called "Man-2-Man" and supplied by Gay-Pheromone.com
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Website: www.Gay-Pheromone.com
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