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Pheromones trigger brain cell growth, say researchers
Published: August 1, 2007Pheromone signals from dominant males spark new brain cells in their female partners and could help repair injured brains, suggests a new study by a University of Calgary neuroscientist.
The cranial nerve 'zero' and our sense of smell might be linked to lust.
Published: May 15, 2007The pheromones are chemicals that one member of a species emits that trigger an innate behavioral response in another member of the same species.
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Published: April 3, 2007Silent Seduction® Canadian Trademark Registration Complete
Individuals, Businesses Use Pheromones as Secret Weapon for Success.
Published: October 12, 2006Ever since they were discovered by researchers, pheromones have been an exciting prospect for those looking to attract the opposite sex.
The Secret of Attraction
Published: August 2, 2006Many animals respond to chemical sex signals, or pheromones. Biologists have found evidence that people can sniff out the chemical signals of sexual attraction.
SS Media Story - The Huntsville Forester
Published: May 3, 2006Selling the Science of Silent Seduction
Men do not do subtle...
Published: February 8, 2006Ask a man to keep a secret, and he'll announce to everyone he meets that there is something he can't talk about.
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