Pheromones: The Scientific Explanation for Sexual Attraction

[gunslingingbird]

It turns out sexual attraction may have a lot to do with chemistry after all.

Scientist have long been aware that the human body produces Pheromones, powerful air-borne chemical hormones. Only recently, however, have they truly come to understand the purpose and functioning of these chemicals, which seem to stem from our evolutionary need to mate and reproduce.

Never mind the fact that it turns into an advertisement at the end, I thought the first part was pretty interesting.

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[laxe]

I call BS.

 

[Torre82]

I call BS.

What's the number? I thought they were disconnected.

Dangit, why am I always the last to know these phone #'s?!

 

[bustybbwlover]

A scholarly article on the subject: Human Pheromones: Mammalian Olfactory, Genetic, Neuronal, Hormonal, and Behavioral Reciprocity and, Human Sexuality by James Vaughn Kohl
http://cas.bellarmine.edu/tietjen/images/human_pheromones.htm

 

[mongo18]

I'm sure they're real. My wife and I have pretty busy lives, and are no strangers to going a few days without sex here and there, but when she's having her special time of the month she just drives me nuts and the only explanation I can think of is that she's gushing pheromones all over the place.

 

[D-rock]

Pheromones doesn't make a ugly person not ugly so I think they have an extremely limited effect if they have any at all.

 

[skechers]

This thing between my legs is like a child my brain has to moderate.



I want! I want!


No, you already have one of those. You don't need another one!



Hahaha.

On the serious. Thanks fo the read, man