Pheromone production varies from subject to subject
April 16th, 2010Pheromones serve as sexual attractants. They have a distinct smell that appeals to the most basic of instincts, particularly those of the opposite sex within the same specie.
It was only in 1986 when a group of Philadelphia scientists discovered the presence of Eau perfume in humans. Women produce them, and this makes men approach them with much fervor and longing. Men produce them as well, and this results in building a connection with the females of our specie.
The problem is, Pheromone production varies from subject to subject. While some may possess an abundance of women’s perfume, well, hormone of desire, others seem to suffer from a shortage of the same.
