Pheromones were first discovered in 1959 as chemical substances in animals to cause certain behavioral reactions.

There are a few different types of Pheromones, but as humans, we focus on the Pheromones called releasers. They are usually fast acting and produce short-term behavioral changes and a perfect recipe for sexual attraction.

There are a few different ways that our bodies release pheromones for example sweat, urine, semen, breast milk, and vaginal fluid and thanks to technology in the modern age you can get synthetic Pheromone perfumes too.

Though no one can conclusively say that Pheromones are a love drug, they also can’t disprove the fact that Pheromones have an effect on Animals and humans alike.

Humans highly depend upon visual cues, but when in close proximity, smells also play a big role in attraction.

Pheromones enhance your natural scent and can be detected by men and women, albeit with a wide variation in sensitivity.

Scent is routed in memory and can be responded to because it feels like home, hopes, and dreams.

The effect of Pheromones on Women: they feel more focused and physically aroused when they smell Pheromones, People who have more exposure to pheromones tend to have more frequent sex, feel more confident and bond more easily with others.

So here is the conclusion and key points:

1. Pheromones have been part of civilization for longer than most of us has been alive.

2. Humans can’t prove that Pheromones affect sexual behaviors, but they also can’t prove that pheromones are not our modern love drug.

3. Pheromones can be smelled in close proximity, and we normally smell like a scent close to our heart, which brings up good memories, which in turn causes a physical attraction.

Women who smell Pheromones often have more confidence, in the outside world as well as the bedroom (“lady on the street but a freak in the bed” usher song Yeah).

Chantelle Fourie

Intimacy Consultant