Essence of Alpha Male

[jvkohl]

Those who have

followed my work may wish to note the involvement of the LH receptor. Those who have not can now note that my first

presentation to a scientific forum (in 1992) was: LH: the link between sex and the sense of

smell?

http://stke.sciencemag.org/cgi/conte...97/tw272?ct=ct

James

V. Kohl
Author/Creator: The Scent of Eros (SoE)

[TRDE59]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but

doesn't birth control mess with prolactin in girls? Or maybe I'm thinking of something else...

[ShyAsianGuy26]

Birth Control Pills screw

up numerous things and have physiological effects that are still being cataloged. As to your question, I do believe

so because birth control pills operate by stimulating a false pregnancy and prolactin is one of the hormones that

changes in pregnancy.

Hope this helps.

[TRDE59]

So, wouldn't that mess with the

effectiveness of pheromone products?

[ShyAsianGuy26]

The marvelous thing about

science is that you find the answer to one question, but it raises many others as you have demonstrated. As to

whether it will definitively (mess) with pheromone's ability to attract? That I can not say for certain without

experimentation~ Any volunteers?

Prolactin is associated with the repression of dopamine, which as you know is

the chemical/neurotransmitter responsible for sexual pleasure among other things. Males with high amounts

(Hyperprolactinemia Symptoms) experience a

lost of libido and every man's dread... impotence. As to the effect on females... I do believe a side affect of the

pills is that they will be harder arouse, therefore you may conclude that it will hinder the ability of pheromones

to work, if my deduction is correct.

Of course who knows pheromones may stimulate some sort of pathway that we

haven't discovered or perhaps interact with current pathways different... (rambling). I'll still with my previous

conclusion.

[jvkohl]

Of course who knows pheromones may stimulate some sort of pathway that we haven't

discovered or perhaps interact with current pathways different...

(rambling).....

http://www.physorg.com/news107613674.html
University of Maryland

researchers unlock mystery of a third olfactory system
“It allows animals to detect food and determine that

food’s quality, it provides social information like sexual status about other animals, and it can warn an animal

when a predator is present. Because of the great similarities between humans and animals when it comes to the sense

of smell, the more we learn about the building blocks of the system, the more we will learn about how odors affect

our lives.”

James V. Kohl
author/creator: The Scent of Eros

[jvkohl]

Birth

Control Pills screw up numerous things and have physiological effects that are still being cataloged. As to your

question, I do believe so because birth control pills operate by stimulating a false pregnancy and prolactin is one

of the hormones that changes in pregnancy.

Hope this helps.

In theory, the relatively static

level of estrogen that is maintained by oral contraceptive disables the cyclic estrogen induced luteinizing hormone

surge that is accompanied by peak monthly testosterone levels in ovulating women, and their peak interest in sex. It

is the cyclic estrogen increase, which is disabled by static estrogen levels, that is most associated with women's

increased olfactory acuity and specificity to the natural body odor of men. Simply put, kill the cycle, and kill the

sex drive of ovulating women, as many studies suggest.

James V. Kohl
author/creator: The Scent of Eros

[tenaciousBLADE]

Ok, the scientific terms

got me slighty confused but I think I might have got it.
So... are you saying that birth control DOES indeed harm

the pheromone products' efficiency?

[CAtriathlete]

Simply put, kill the cycle, and kill the sex drive of ovulating women, as many studies suggest.

James V.

Kohl
author/creator: The Scent of Eros

I know women who have been through menopause who still have

plenty of sex drive. Probably not as much as before, but I wouldn't say it was "killed". I'm guessing there are

also plenty of women who have been through menopause who have no sex drive left. So, the cycle is no doubt linked to

sex drive, but perhaps not the final word?

-CAt

[zatoichi]

I gotta put my 2 cents in here.

I had a GF that was on the pill and her sex drive was too much for me. Everyday sex, I kid you not and when I

couldn't help her she had this little vibrating massager to use on herself. She couldn't get enough. BTW this was

way back without mones so I think the idea she couldn't get pregnant made her feel liberated or she was just a

psycho for sex. I think my girl was maybe a special case. More mental sex drive than hormonal.

Hmm my hormone

studies is a bit dusty... if I am correct the pill is progestrogen which makes the girl develop the muccous membrane

covering the uterus walls at extreme layers preventing the zygote from attaching itself to the walls. since LH is

the opposite of FSH estrogen makes em horny and LH makes em mommies, yeah they would be less sex drive and more

wanting to smell flowers and walk on beaches and take care of loving creatures. And I think I too am correct that in

that state if you suck on their nipples long enough like wks, they will produce milk. I remember hearing it makes

their boobs bigger since I guess the mamari glands are being filled. just the oxitocina( sorry I only remember the

spanish term) is not present to contract the mamaries but I guess with a little help they will secrete milk...wow

hormones are fun!

So from my POV, I see this as maybe a good thing. Since most girl will take pills if they are

already in a relationship, long-term that is. I know many girls do not like taking it but since they are in a

relationship with lots of sex, they don't want to make a mistake so prevent it all together with the pill. So our

mones is only pulling in girls that are not getting much sex and are fertile and horny. Sounds good to me.

[terry0400-40]

Those who have followed my work may wish to note the involvement of the LH

receptor. Those who have not can now note that my first presentation to a scientific forum (in 1992) was: LH: the

link between sex and the sense of smell?



http://stke.sciencemag.org/cgi/conte...97/tw272?ct=ct

James V.

Kohl
Author/Creator: The Scent of Eros (SoE)

I being an uducated person can

hardly begin to imagion the Intelligence requirement that must have gone in to the creation of Scent of

Eros.

I

would say it must have been a mammoth task in just being able to convince say Stone Labs for example, or whoever, to

go so far out on a limb and actually combine two completly unknown pheromones like Androstenol and Androsterone at a

80% - 20% ratio.

Then the actual mind draining task of finding sutch a beautifull name to compliment the product is

i feel worthy of great applause.

But the proof of the pudding is in the eating, and the society of this great planet Earth has

indeed been blessed by the exceeding brilliance of this great creator.

In conclusion i can only add that we are so

privileged to actually have a being of this magnificient magnitude in our prescence and it is only natural to want

to reach out and touch the hem of his garment in sweet communion....