10-05-2012, 9:31 PM
Reading a wonderful book "4-Hour Body" by xxx right now, recommended by Thundr (shout-out!) - ran across this very intriguing notion :
And this wonderful diagram below which dovetails with JV Kohl's remarkable research, and suggests one of the activating mechanisms for inducing horniness in the opposite sex :
14. Though other hormones like FSH also correlate to the increased sex drive, LH shows the most pronounced jump.
As Kohl's GnRH pulsatile modulation theory suggests, the pheromones (specifically the ones formulated in his Scent of Eros product) are increasing the LH levels, increasing socio-sexual receptivity.
Quote:SHORT ICE BATHS AND/OR COLD SHOWERS— 10 MINUTES UPON WAKING AND BEFORE BED
Using ice baths and cold showers to affect sex hormones is largely untested in the literature, but there appear to be plausible mechanisms.
The preoptic area of the anterior hypothalamus is responsible for regulating thermogenesis—the generation of heat in response to cold exposure. The very same preoptic area also contains the generation of heat in response to cold exposure. The very same preoptic area also contains most GnRH-releasing neurons, making it a primary site of GnRH production. Pulses of GnRH, you might recall, then trigger either FSH (low-frequency pulses) or LH release (high-frequency
pulses).
Looking at blood test changes after removing and then reincorporating both baths and showers as an isolated variable, I believe intermittent cold exposure has a positive impact on high-frequency pulses of GnRH, resulting in higher levels of LH and estosterone.
And this wonderful diagram below which dovetails with JV Kohl's remarkable research, and suggests one of the activating mechanisms for inducing horniness in the opposite sex :
14. Though other hormones like FSH also correlate to the increased sex drive, LH shows the most pronounced jump.
As Kohl's GnRH pulsatile modulation theory suggests, the pheromones (specifically the ones formulated in his Scent of Eros product) are increasing the LH levels, increasing socio-sexual receptivity.

