Attractant - Aşkın Spreyi

Bazı Medya Organlarında Attractant ve Pheromones ile ilgili dökümanlar :

Animals use Pheromones to Communicate, but do Humans?: Aug 28, (WebMD) — "Some couples just seem to have a certain chemistry together. Research is showing that they might be exactly right."   Click to read the full article.

Love Is All in Your Head -- Or Is It in Your Genes?: Feb 14, (WebMD) — "In humans, the effect is quite different, because they have to inhale their own pheromone for it to work," Peter Pugliese, MD, PhD, tells WebMD. From the nose, the pheromone travels to a part of the brain involved in emotions and sex drive.."   Click to read the full article.

Secrets of human attraction: - Aug. 29, (BBC) — "A gene that could explain how humans pick up powerful chemical signals called pheromones may have been pinpointed for the first time." Click to read the full article.

Sniffing out Human Pheromones: - March 12, (The Washington Post) — "There was ample evidence that human pheromones exist; babies show a clear preference for pieces of clothing that have been worn by their own mothers, for example, and research suggests that men and women choose their mates in part by sniffing out partners with compatible immune systems." Click to read the full article.

Human Pheromone Link May Have Been Found: - Sep. 28, (NY Times) — "Scientists have identified the first human gene that may be linked to pheromones, the odorless molecules that in other animals trigger primal urges including sex, defense and ..." Click to read the full article.

Sex Organ Up Your Nose: July 9, (ABC Australia) — "But now we are beginning to prove that we humans can influence each other with our smells - and, that we pick up these smells with a strange sex organ inside our noses!" Click to read the full article.

Sexual Orientation: In The Brain: May 9, (CBS News) — "It turns out that sniffing a chemical from testosterone, the male sex hormone, causes a response in the sexual area...These chemicals are thought to be pheromones — molecules known to trigger responses such as defense and sex in many animals." Click to read the full article.

Study finds proof that humans react to pheromones: March 11, (CNN) — "The power of smell is undeniable, as the multi-billion dollar perfume industry testifies. But is it possible that humans are influenced by airborne chemicals undetectable as odors, called pheromones?" Click to read the full article.

Pheromones: Potential Participants in Your Sex Life: June 25, (CNN) — "You've never heard of pheromones? Well, it's time to learn about the part they play in your sex life, because it could be substantial." Click to read the full article.

Clues Behind Pheromones and Sex: Sep. 5, (WebMD) — "Pheromones, those mysterious, scentless chemicals that some say drive human sexual behavior, have been studied for decades. But now researchers say they've finally found proof that mammals -- such as humans and mice -- are actually programmed to detect and use them. " Click to read the full article.