Troo Attraction Pheromone Cologne - Clinically Proven Scent To Attract

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ASIN: B001IM5K2C
Date first available at Amazon.co.uk: 22 Dec 2011

By : Troo Health Care
Price : £17.97

Product Description

Troo Attraction Pheromone Cologne is a brand new formula that contains Human Sex Pheromones scientifically designed and proven to attract women. Just as animals use scents to attract the opposite sex, humans respond to pheromones that can greatly increase your chances of being approached and meeting women.- Scientifically engineered pheromone concentrate.- Has proven effects on attracting women.- Just as animals use scents to attract others, humans possess the same senses which are incredibly powerful for sexual attraction!- Smells just like a really nice cologne, but has a powerful subconscious affect on women.This natural aphrodisiac is based on the isolation and synthesis of unique pheromone compounds mixed with essential oils to create a smell that drives women crazy! You will find yourself being approached more often, having women look and smile at you, and feeling more confident and secure.SEX APPEAL IN A BOTTLEPheromones are naturally occurring chemicals found in animals and humans which elicit sexual behaviours and are used to attract the opposite sex. Scientists have succeeded in identifying, isolating, and recreating this human sex pheromone. These natural pheromones have been well documented to trigger very powerful sexual responses!Unlike fragrances, which are detected by the Olfactory Glands in the nose, Pheromones are detected by the Vomeronasal Organ or VNO. The VNO is located in the Nasal Pit directly under the nose. When the VNO receives a pheromone signal it sends a message to the brain that stimulates the body and creates a subconscious increase in sexual desire.Human Pheromones and their effects on sexual behaviour have been well documented and researched in the last few years. Below is a list of magazines, newspapers, television and research institutes and their reports about pheromones.