Sexual Attractiveness

Everyone wants to be sexually attractive, either to their existing partner or in order to attract new partners. Sexual attraction is a mystifying phenomenon that people have tried to understand for thousands of years through love potions, spells and aphrodisiacs.

Scientific research has proven the existence of human pheromones. These are chemical substances given off by both men and women which enhance their sex appeal. We do not seem to be conscious of this transference and reception of pheromones, we just "feel" when someone is attractive to us. Having someone sexually attracted to us can result in their attitude being more friendly, helpful and easier to work with.

The Athena Institute in Pennsylvania, USA, has synthesised human pheromones. These have been clinically tested and are marketed as a cosmetic additive for women and men.

The Athena Institute was founded by Winnifred Cutler, Ph D, who in 1986 co-discovered human pheromones. The Athena Institute is a serious, science based institute concerned with furthering medical research.

The "No-Odour" additive is added to your own favourite perfume or aftershave. The additive has a cumulative effect and should be used for at least three months for good results. The results are not only pure sexual attraction but an improvement in day to day dealings with colleagues. Users report being treated in a kindlier and more helpful manner and as a consequence they become more confident in themselves.

Pheromones are defined as chemical substances which trigger reproductive behaviour within the same species. They are not aphrodisiacs but increase an individual's attractiveness.

A study published in Archives of Sexual Behaviour, Vol. 27, No 1, 1998 showed conclusively that men who added the Athena Institute's male pheromone 10X™ to their aftershave significantly increased their sexual activity compared to a control group using a placebo (no pheromones included).

Also a simple experiment by a biologist at St Andrews University in Scotland gave some interesting results.

These pheromones are available directly from http://www.athena-inst.com.

Dr Winnifred Cutler is a world reknowned scientist with a distinguished career and impressive list of publications

Since the Athena Institute made their Athena pheromone 10X™ for men and Athena pheromone 10:13™ for women available, thousands of people have benefited from their enhanced attractiveness resulting in more positive interactions with people in general.

There has been extensive positive media coverage.

The Athena Institute web site is at http://www.athena-inst.com.

Interpersonal problems of a psychological nature can be addressed by psychosexual counselling. Therapists can be very helpful in finding and ironing out difficulties between partners. Helpful advice is available from local Relate centres in the UK and marriage guidance organisations around the world.

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