Ahsante measkron, but kuna habari pia huwa kuna human made pheromones kwa maana ya perfumes, lotions, soaps, chewing gums and many others ambazo zinatengenezwa viwandaji, ukiitumia na ukawa karibu na mtu of your opossite sex anakuwa sexually aroused, fungukeni zaidi hapa ili turahisishe mambo.
Mkuu
misoprostol, hizo zinasemekana kuwepo ila kwa kweli hakuna clinical research data ambazo zinaelezea if they really work effectively as the natural ones zinazotengenezwa na mwili... hhizo hupatikana kwenye perfumes, lotions etc kama ulivyosema hapo. na katika pita pita nimekutana na hii hapa:
When it comes to men attracting women, there have been countless products and behavioral programs and plans that claim to improve the odds of a making that most desired connection. The problem is that most of these so called attraction methods fail to deliver. Either they don't work at all or they fail to deliver on even a portion to which they were hyped. However, on idea that seems to have a lot of promise is the idea of using
pheromones as a natural way for men to attract women. The real question is if it actually works.
From a scientific standpoint, we simply don't know. There hasn't been any clinical data to suggest that it does. This is curious because it should. It is scientifically proven that pheromones are at work when it comes to attracting a female, and females do respond to the release of certain pheromones. However, man made synthesized pheromone products tend to not offer up any data to suggest that they work better than nothing at all. It could be that the man made pheromone substance isn't exactly like what is produced naturally in the body or the delivery system somehow interferes with the efficacy. Whatever the case may be, it seems that science has made its ruling.
However, science is not the only word on the subject. Today you can find plenty of different pheromone products for men, typically in a body spray or a cologne, and while science may not be very supportive of it, people, both men and women say that it works.
So who is right. Well, from a certain perspective they both are. However, science is not the last word on any subject because there are a lot of unknowns when it comes to science. Science may be a discovery away from finding the evidence that pheromones do actually work. It is for all intent and purpose an incomplete issue.
Secondly, while no data would suggest it works, people will swear that it does. And the fact of the matter is that there is nothing scientific about how something affects one person more than another person.
The key here is that to be sure, you might have to try it for yourself and see. It may work or your experience may prove out what recent scientific study has bore out for the present. Either way, you'll never know until you try.