Oh Really? The Passion Potion
Click here to watch the video interview of Dr. Cutler discussing her book; Hormones and Your Health
Excerpted by Athena Institute
By Sally Abrahms
If your sex life is about as exciting as watching cereal turn soggy, prepare to be thrilled: new research suggests there's an aphrodisiac that might actually work. The sexy secret ingredients are pheromones - chemicals secreted by our bods that trigger a physiological response from the opposite sex.
In a recent study of 44 postmenopausal women, 41 percent of those who added a clear odorless synthetic pheromone to their perfume reported an increase in petting, kissing, and affection, versus 14 percent given a placebo.
The creator, biologist Winnifred Cutler (click for bio), says previous studies have shown that men and women who used it were both more likely to score ( this was the first study done on older women).
Until Cutler receives a patent, the formula is top-secret. But a four-to-six month supply - one sixth of an ounce - is available for $100 through Cutler's Pennsylvania-based research facility, Athena Institute. (www.athenainstitute.com).
The subjects wore the substance daily for six weeks, though Athena says some women may notice results in a few days. But not this woman. I mixed it into my perfume, and my husband still seems more interested in the Red Sox than in me ***.
END OF EXCERPT / INTERVIEW DR. CUTLER
*** Dr. Cutler notes that the Red Sox were on the verge of winning the World Series for the first time since 1918. Hopefully things changed when the games ended.
COMMENT FROM ATHENA INSTITUTE: Both Athena Pheromone 10:13tm for women and Athena Pheromone 10Xtm for men are cosmetics that can increase your attractiveness to the opposite sex. Neither product is an “aphrodisiac.”