A Brief Summary About Pheromones

Today I want to talk to you about pheromones. What are pheromones you ask? Pheromones are chemicals, secretions secreted by every living thing on the planet. That means that every plant has pheromones and every person has pheromones. What's really interesting is that scientists have yet to isolate exactly what the human pheromone is.

Do We Have Pheromones?

That's right. We don't really know what human pheromones are. Therefore, every time you hear somebody talk about pheromones and adding pheromones to perfumes and perfumes enhanced with pheromones and environments that are going to attract the love of your life to you, just by adding pheromones, it's wrong.

They don't know what they're talking about because they have not been isolated in humans. Again, these sexual attractants exist in everything that lives so any naturally derived perfume oil, like an essential oil, contains pheromones. We all do have them and they are recruited through our sweat and our other bodily secretions.

About

A pheromone is a chemical an animal produces which changes the behavior of another animal. They are similar to hormones, but outside the body. These chemical messengers are primarily processed through olfactory sensors. Studies suggest they are secreted by several areas of the body, including the skin, sweat glands, saliva, and urine.

Many species can communicate through pheromones. There has remained the same question as to whether humans can communicate this way as well. Using brain imaging, Swedish researchers have found new evidence that men and women can, in fact, send and receive subconscious odor signals. Men and women seem to respond to these smells differently and use an enormous variety of different mechanisms to release pheromones into the environment.

In many cases, pheromones released takes advantage of existing routes for excretion such as urine and feces, which may be deliberately placed in the environment as territorial marks. Learn more at http://astrobiosociety.org

What kind of Pheromones?

Well, every different plant has its own attractants, so adding them to a natural perfume is redundant. And besides, we don't know what a human pheromone really is, so it doesn't work.
Now, what we can do with the knowledge of pheromones is that we can number one, where natural perfumes with essential oils in them. And number two, do our best to match the pheromones in our perfumes to our natural bodies sent.

So the best way to attract somebody via pheromones is to just not wear deodorant, but a lot of us don't like to do that, and we do like to wear scented products. A lot of chemicals are used as pheromones, including small volatile molecules, proteins, and peptides, and the chemical nature is linked to their function according to http://anatomist.info

In Animals

Ants and bees also communicate through pheromones, each with their own distinct purpose. For example, ants secrete them to signal danger to the colony or to give directions about location.  Example of animal would be female rats releasing ovulating pheromones for other females. This creates a cycle. Females take turns reproducing each other's offspring. Also, they are released by males to calculate when they're offspring might have the greatest chance of survival.

Summary

Pheromones are linked to some of the most crucial stages in our lives from breastfeeding to male selection. For example, breastfeeding newborns are able to distinguish between being breastfed by their mother or by a stranger.  Otherwise, pheromones have been shown in humans to cause more relaxation in a social situation, less anxiety, increased confidence, more attraction, happiness, enhanced working relationships, empowerment and an increased sense of well-being. Learn more at https://medium.com