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Human pheromones do not create desire; they enhance it! Human pheromone-enhanced products increase your natural appeal. Marketing claims that guarantee you will get more sex are unscientific and unrealistic. If you are unappealing, human pheromones cannot magically make you appealing. However, human pheromones work because nearly everyone is somewhat appealing, and human pheromones enhance your natural appeal.
In all mammals, a life-long developmental process that begins before birth is responsible both for physical attractiveness, and for our personal preferences. For example, our food preferences for different types of food depend on odor associations with different foods we have tasted. It's the chemistry of the food that is most important.
Our preferences for the physical characteristics of other people depend on human pheromones. It's the chemistry between people that is most important.
Like food odors, we can sometimes detect human pheromones with our sense of smell. Unlike food odors, the production of human pheromones and our response to them depends on the differences between men and women.
Typically, women respond to increased male pheromone production with increased attention. Men respond to increased female pheromone production with increased attention.
People think that their first response to a physically attractive potential partner is due to visual input. That's not accurate! If we were not already conditioned by human pheromones to respond to physical attributes, we could not develop an appropriate response to what we see.
Perhaps it's easier to grasp this concept of odors and pheromones if you think about your food preferences. No matter how good it looks, if the odor isn't right, you're not going to be interested in the food. And no matter how good someone looks, you're not going to be interested in them if their scent signature is not right.
Even when the chemicals were transferred to you in the womb, your experience with food chemistry before birth set the stage for your adult food preferences. Just as food odors cause changes in our physiology that are associated with hunger, ingestion, and satiety, human pheromones cause our physiology to change. With the human pheromone-induced changes in physiology come human pheromone-induced changes in behavior. The changes in physiology and behavior happen without thought; you don't know that the changes are happening.
It's even more difficult to comprehend how thoroughly human pheromones affect our behavior because we are not aware of their affects. We think about what we see, and -- without thought -- attribute attractive physical characteristics to our visual perception. In truth, however, we are very much like other animals. We know that they depend on their sense of smell for food choice and for mate choice. We are like other animals that don't need to think about their choices. Neither do we --except that sometimes after-the-fact we may ask ourselves "What was I thinking?"
It's never too late to start thinking ahead
Learning more about human pheromones may help you to learn more about your behavior, especially when your behavior doesn't seem to fit with what you think it should be.
Pictures of food are visually appealing due to associations we make with the
chemical appeal of the food. It wouldn't look good if it didn't smell good.
Pictures of people are visually appealing due to unconscious associations we make with their chemical appeal.
Pheromones are chemical signals from other people that condition you to
respond to what you see.
For example: which of these pictures do you find most attractive
These pictures are of a face that has been altered in appearance to show the
difference between how high levels of testosterone change facial features (left)
compared to how high levels of estrogen change facial features (right). The three faces
between the most masculine face (on the right) and the most feminine face (on
the left) represent variations in levels of hormones, like testosterone and
estrogen, that are associated with
attractive male and/or female facial features. (courtesy of Dr. Victor Johnston)
The nature of physical attraction is biological. If you don't understand the
nature of human sexuality, you can't explain or predict sexual behavior.
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