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Pheromones for Women - In The News Read what people are saying about this powerful human pheromone
The power of human pheromones has been featured on Hardcopy, 20/20, Dateline, and in articles in Psychology Today, Medical Tribune, USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, Penthouse, Playboy, Hustler, Discovery, Omni, McCalls, Cosmopolitan, Vogue, BBC-TV, GQ, Time, Fortune Magazine, numerous medical journals, Radio and Television Stations worldwide, and newspapers from the N.Y. Times to the L.A. Times. and many others to numerous to list. Here are some of the great reports expressed about the human pheromones:
ABC News conducted an informal test of synthetic pheromones in a singles bar, using two sets of identical twins, one male and one female. One member of each pair was given an unscented pheromone spray while the other was given plain witch hazel containing no pheromones. The subjects were placed in different sections of a popular bar in New York City, and told not to "make the first move". The men received about equal attention from the opposite sex, but the sister who was wearing the pheromones was approached by 30 men as compared to who her no-pheromones sister with only 11 "hits". Bill Ritter was quoted as saying: "We cannot deny what we saw happen in the bar."
Apparently, a similar test was performed in a bar in Germany using hidden cameras and identical twin sisters wearing identical dresses. Again, one sister used pheromones and one did not, and again the sister wearing the suppplements got significantly greater attention from men.
McCall's magazine writes "...Pheromones can improve one's love life, human pheromones send out subconscious scent signals to the opposite sex that naturally trigger romantic feelings."
"And now this human pheromone has been marketed, we've tested it - and good grief, it works." Knave
Female pheromones have been successfully tested on BBC TV's "Tomorrow's World" and by Desmond Morris (Author of "The Naked Ape" and renowned human behaviorist on BBC TV's "Friday Night...Saturday Morning."
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