Media Reports

The powerful effects of sex pheromones have been well substantiated. You may have seen stories about human pheromones on many television programs. Newspapers from all over the world, medical journals, and many different magazines have featured stories about the discovery of pheromones. Below is a list of magazines, newspapers, television and research institutes and their reports about pheromones.

The New York Times - human pheromones at last have the zest of scientific truth. The experiments offer the first solid proof of the existence of human pheromones, compounds produced by one individual that can influence the biology or behavior

WebMD - Seventy-four percent of the people tested... experienced an increase in hugging, kissing and sexual intercourse. If you're looking for the man or woman of your dreams, pheromones... are most likely playing a large and very clever role in mate attraction.

CNN - Study finds proof that humans react to pheromones: March 11, (CNN) - "The power of smell is undeniable, as the multi-billion dollar perfume industry testifies. But is it possible that humans are influenced by airborne chemicals undetectable as odors, called pheromones?"

WebMD - Clues Behind Pheromones and Sex: Sep. 5, - "Pheromones, those mysterious, scentless chemicals that some say drive human sexual behavior, have been studied for decades. But now researchers say they've finally found proof that mammals -- such as humans and mice -- are actually programmed to detect and use them."

ABC.NET - Sex Organ Up Your Nose: July 9, (ABC Australia) - "But now we are beginning to prove that we humans can influence each other with our smells - and, that we pick up these smells with a strange sex organ inside our noses!" Click to read the full article. http://www.abc.net.au/science/k2/moments/s292413.htm

WebMD - Animals use Pheromones to Communicate, but do Humans?: Aug 28, (WebMD) - "Some couples just seem to have a certain chemistry together. Research is showing that they might be exactly right." Click to read the full article. http://www.webmd.com/content/article/27/1728_60786.htm?lastselectedguid=%7B5FE84E90-BC77-4056-A91C-9531713CA348%7D

ABC News - The work is pivotal. It basically says, Look, people, we are influenced by people.

Lifestyle Magazine - "It's something women don't consciously smell, it works on the olfactory nerves. The woman finds the man attractive but she doesn't know why."

The Daily Telegraph - "Pheromones.... influence human behavior in a subtle way - Women are attracted to the smell."

Howard Hughes Medical Institute - A powerful sex attractant.