NexusPheromones™

That mysterious magnetism between men and women… what is it? What makes a woman attracted to one man over another? Even more, what makes her unable to resist him?

Now science proves they weren’t so far off - though it’s really a super-powerful blend of hormonal chemistry and sexual biology.

Scientists have known for a long time that certain hormones, called pheromones, trigger strong sexual desire in animals - for instance, horse breeders who use artificial insemination will prepare a stud for semen collection by using “teaser” mares - that is, mares in heat.The stud doesn’t even have to see or touch them. He just has to be near enough to smell and react to their pheromones.

Naturally, scientists wanted to know whether this finding applied to humans as well. They aggressively studied the role of pheromones in human sexual attraction and mating, and the role of scent in these interactions.

NOW it has been proven conclusively. Humans produce and react to pheromones, so much so that studies have even shown that exposure to men’s pheromones can affect a woman’s ovulation cycle, meaning, her readiness and interest in having intercourse.

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How Pheromone colognes work to get you noticed

All the old jokes about being able to "bottle" sex appeal turn out to have a basis in reality. Recently scientists discovered how to isolate and concentrate the chemical-hormonal substances -- called pheromones -- that create sexual attraction in humans. It's now possible to wear pheromones and put out their invisible sexy signals at will.

The effect of pheromones has been very well studied. They cause an instinctual, almost automatic sexual response, which scientists call a "releaser" effect. Each person has a unique "odor print" that's just as individual as fingerprints, created by compounds released from the sebaceous glands, sweat glands and other glands. Among the chemicals and compounds released are pheromones, which drift into our companion's nasal passage and stimulate specialized receptors. Scientists are still studying the receptors to determine whether the "vomeronasal organ" is devoted to exclusively to sensing pheromones, or whether pheromone receptors are part of a more complex system along with olfactory receptors in the nasal passage.

The two compounds that are most widely recognized as pheromones are androstadienone (AND) and estratetraenol (EST). AND is a derivative of testosterone and EST is a relative of estrogen. Scientists have shown that the chemicals change brain patterns as detected by EEGs, functional MRIs, and PET scans, and induce mood changes. That evidence is consistent with what pheromones would do.

Synthesized versions of these compounds can be even more potent and effective than one's natural "odor print" mainly because Americans do so much to obliterate any trace of natural odor and sweat. In today's society, our showering, deodorizing, cologne-applying and almost sterile approach to cleanliness keep our natural pheromones from doing their job.

That's why the idea of concentrated pheromones makes so much sense. The trick is finding a good source of genuine pheromones, not just diluted or even fake preparations making claims. There are a few good products out there that actually are what they say and have an excellent reputation for creating more arousal, more interest, more attraction and more willingness in the opposite sex. One we recommend is Nexus Pheromones™, made from 100% genuine human pheromone. If you're shopping around, insist on a money-back guarantee and note whether the product is pure concentrate vs. a cologne or alcohol preparation that simply contains some tiny proportion of hormone.

Then take your newly anointed self on a test drive and notice what reactions you get and how you feel. Remember, the greatest aphrodisiac on earth is confidence -- so using a little pheromone to boost it is an excellent way to go.

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