Hi from Europe!

I was wondering if anyone used Pub Med for some research on androstadienone or othere pheromones?

I used Pub Med a lot for my doctoral thesis a couple of years ago and it is a good search engine for literature and research abstracts

Like this one for androstadienone:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22815889

Maybe someone got some time to do some literature research??

Greetings from europe!

Sure, I've used pubmed a lot and have brought one or two of the citations found there into the wiki. Clinical research using thermal imaging of people's faces indicated that the full effects of androstadienone take as long as 2 hours to manifest. That's useful info.

Androstadienone is one of the better studied pheromones.

Other less studied pheromones can benefit from pubmed usage, though it's often a matter of extrapolating from in-vivo effects to pheromonal effects. That can be especially tricky if a molecule is converted to something else in the body. For example; pregnenolone is converted to pregnenolone sulfate in the body. The first activates the NMDA receptors, the second antagonizes them. So injected neno probably gives the opposite effect of pheromonal neno.

I just wrote a post on androstadienone + 5HTP. I'd be curious to hear your response.