Lilyruths "This and that friendly cottage": Human Sex Pheromones

August 14, 2007

Human Sex Pheromones

What Works :Pherlure Cologne is the winner, too bad I didn't find it first. First off, it's the only one on the list that uses an exclusive pheromone, Di-Dehydroepiandrosterone, to be university tested by University of Chicago. University of Chicago was actually the first University to find humans respond to pheromones in the 90's. The tests they've done on this brand showed that it works! By far the most effective Pheromone product I've tested, increased smiles, flirting, calls, action... The stuff also smells awsome, I've gotten compliments on just the smell. Highly Recommended by satified customer.

3 comments:

Massy Biagio said...: I read somewhere that now Google is not very okay with that one. I know that techynoratiadministration would make somethiong to stop that. In Blogvcatalog the 'link exchage' or technorati exchage are stopped. Unfortunatley my english language is bad (I'm italian) and I prove to understand, but when the text it's too technical it's semi-impossible to me understand well all what write on. One of my internet fried, a Female leave in Texas (near you) is one year makes technorati exchange. She arrived to have 2-300 tech fav only with that project. I think it must takes some safeguad: not to makes links can show to the search engine our url link to technorati project.... OK: Now I'll prefer your Blog but it's better you will allow my tips (I think) I'll be happy you write me a answer. The blog I'd like you prefer it's BLOGMASTERPGdotBLOGSPOTcom I'm waiting you.; 8/15/2007
Anonymous said...: Hey I can use some of this sex cologne to get some girls, when I go out partying. ha ha ha thanks for the heads up keep the news coming.Maybe it will help me to get laid.; 8/15/2007
Anonymous said...: I have got to get me some of this stuff and try it out cuz if its one thing Idon't get enough of is sex. If this stuff is gonna help em get more tramps then Im sure nuff gonna buy a big bottle. ha ha ha; 8/19/2007

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