"Whoopee in a Bottle?"

Add this ingredient to your perfume, and get ready for more, more, more.

Sex and science collided in a recent San Francisco State University study, when 36 women, ages 19 to 48, agreed to wear perfumes spiked with a colorless, odorless sex chemical.

After 2 months, 74% of those using the pheromone-laced scents reported an increase in dates, physical affection, kissing, heavy petting, sex, and more. Only 23% of those who had placebo (fake) ingredients reported similar results (Physiology and Behavior, March 2002).

"This is the first study of its kind to independently test a sex-attractant pheromone for women", says researcher and psychologist Norma McCoy, Ph.D.

The active ingredient is a chemical copy of the sex-attractant pheromone emitted by a sexually active 20 year-old woman

Side Bar: Turn Up The Heat

Synthetic pheromones added to your perfume can spark a new love interest or reignite an old flame. Here are two ways to look for pheromones that just may work.

1. The proprietary synthetic pheromone fragrance additive Athena Pheromone 10:13 was used in the study described here. For a link to Athena's website click on www.prevention.com/links.

2. Check out perfumes advertised with added pheromones. Read the label carefully,or call the manufacturer to see if it's based on human pheromones.

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FIRST FOR WOMEN

Copyright. First For Women Magazine.
September 2002 issue. Pge 107.

From Sexual Health Section:

"Women whose perfume is spiked with pheromones are more likely to have an active sex life than those whose fragrance is not," says Norma McCoy, Ph.D.

In her study, a synthetic version of pheromones - a chemical produced by the body that is believed to trigger sexual behavior - was added to the women's perfume.

Seventy-five percent of those who wore the pheromone-enhanced fragrance reported increased intimacy as compared to 23 percent who had a placebo added.

Interested? Go to athenainstitute.com to order the pheromones used in the study.

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SELF

Copyright. SELF Magazine, August 2002 issue. Pge.58.

"EAU DE ATTRACTION"

Perfume laced with pheromones, chemicals excreted by the body believed to trigger a sexual response in others, is more likely to get you kissed - or more! - than regular scents, says a study from San Francisco State University.

To buy pheromone concentrate that you can add to perfume visit www.athenainstitute.com/1013.html.

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