I was wondering if anyone knew/was willing to speculate generally as to how the systemic effects of exogenous progestogen/estrogen may effect a given females reaction to certain pheromones.

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/200...124358.htm
http://www.livescience.com/2781-pill-wom...mates.html

I have read quite a few articles, and overall consensus from studies seems to be that the pill changes womens normal preference for selecting men with dissimilar MHCs/immune systems. They actually prefer the smell of MHC-similar men while on the pill, to such an extent I have read females become closer to their male siblings. This, to me, seems it would certainly have significant carryover to the pheromonal world.

We know that ovulating women respond very well to androstenone, alpha behaviour, and alpha traits.

Would it not make sense to therefore conclude that a women whos body is in a constant state of post-ovulation/pregnancy, where she has already acquired genes, would generally respond better to higher levels of beta/provider traits/pheromones?


I thought this may be relevant for those on the forum whose significant other is on the pill, as my girl is.

(03-21-2012 4:56 PM)lighterseven Wrote:  I was wondering if anyone knew/was willing to speculate generally as to how the systemic effects of exogenous progestogen/estrogen may effect a given females reaction to certain pheromones.

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/200...124358.htm
http://www.livescience.com/2781-pill-wom...mates.html

I have read quite a few articles, and overall consensus from studies seems to be that the pill changes womens normal preference for selecting men with dissimilar MHCs/immune systems. They actually prefer the smell of MHC-similar men while on the pill, to such an extent I have read females become closer to their male siblings. This, to me, seems it would certainly have significant carryover to the pheromonal world.

We know that ovulating women respond very well to androstenone, alpha behaviour, and alpha traits.

Would it not make sense to therefore conclude that a women whos body is in a constant state of post-ovulation/pregnancy, where she has already acquired genes, would generally respond better to higher levels of beta/provider traits/pheromones?


I thought this may be relevant for those on the forum whose significant other is on the pill, as my girl is.

Hi like you my girl is on the pill and what Iv noticed is that socials are like Androstenone for her now, the most effective mix I have used on her since she has been on the pill that got her fired up was glace + p83
a lot of Androstenone mixes arount her do absolutely nothing at all except a lot of New Pheromone Additive.

http://pherotruth.org/Thread-None-and-Birth-Control