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Estratetraenol Copulin-Style Pheromone Attractant - Mood Enhancer To Attract Women

Estratetraenol is a chemical compound produced by women that has been described as having pheromone-like activities in both primates and humans. It is derivative of the sex hormone estradiol, an estrogen, yet has no known estrogenic effects.

Estratetraenol (related to estrogen, the female sex hormone) creates an aura of ultra-femininity, uniquely feminine sensual appeal, and encourages people to treat you with gentle kindness. It has a calming effect on both men and women, and will tend to make people more amiable, solicitous and friendly around you. It makes women who are stand-offish, visibly thaw in your company. It softens the moods of those around you, and seems to make people want to do things for you. It's effect on men is soothing, and it inspires in them a craving to want to protect you and cuddle with you. Estratetraenol is produced naturally by child-bearing women and is not present at all in men.

Estratetraenol is supposedly the female equivalent to androstadienone, but it’s availability is even less than that of androstadienone. Like androstadienone, it stimulates the VNO. It may also have some mood elevating properties in men.

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Researchers have focused attention on so-called sex attractants like androstenone, a substance found in boar saliva, and copulins, primate vaginal secretions that supposedly trigger male mating behavior. Interest continued outside the scientific community, and some researchers founded companies to develop and market pheromone-based products intended to boost self-confidence or sexual attractiveness. Two of the substances that received the most attention were the hormone-like chemicals androstadienone and estratetraenol, which are found in human sweat.

According to Martha McClintock, PhD, who can be credited with starting the human pheromone phenomenon :  "The idea was that men produce androstadienone and that's a sex attractant to women, and women produce estratetraenol and that's a sex attractant to men. Then they backed off from the sex attraction and modulated it more, to say, 'Well, it just makes you feel more self-confident and open to social communication.' We have found that these compounds do have very interesting effects on psychological state and brain function, but it's not the simple picture that was originally portrayed."

In 2000, McClintock and then-graduate student Suma Jacob, PhD, now a medical resident at the University of California, Los Angeles, reported that androstadienone and estratetraenol's effects on behavior were both sex-dependent and context-dependent. In one experiment, the chemicals improved women's mood but had the opposite effect on men; in another experiment, they kept women's mood from deteriorating over the course of the testing session, but didn't improve it. McClintock concluded that if the substances were indeed pheromones, they were modulators, not releasers - substances that affect behavior by altering psychological state, not by triggering fixed responses.

Testimonials From Players Who Have Attracted More Women Using Estratetraenol Copulin-Style Pheromone Attractant

“Alright so I went ahead and gave Estratetraenol a bit of a test ride tonight at a local bar. Estratetraenol packs quite a punch in terms of creating an uplifted, energetic mood. Initially after spraying it, there was a noticable, though slight, increase in my heart rate, and after 20 minutes or so, I found myself in a phero buzz. It creates a really nice uplifting feeling - energetic, and very relaxing. I wouldn't say Estratetraenol is much of an attention grabbing pheromone, but once you do start a conversation with someone, they warm up to you pretty quickly and seem to enjoy being around you, but not in a goofy Androstenol type of way. So far this is consistent with the kind of results I had with realm For Men. While wearing Realm, women seemed to grow a strong affixation to me once they caught a whiff of it, and the simply seemed to enjoy my company. The people I was with tonight seemed to be in high spirits, but since I only knew one other person tonight, and it was hard for me to gauge how much the Estratetraenol affecting their behavior. My friend and I had a nice conversation on the way home...much deeper than she and usually have, but I don't yet know if that can be attributed to the Estratetraenol or not. So from what I can tell so far the most immediate benefit of Estratetraenol is the effect it has on the wearer - it simply makes you feel good. And if you feel good, chances are you look good...people like being around those in high spirits. The effect that Estratetraenol has on others is still very cloudy to me. I have an idea of what this stuff might do to others, but everything is simply speculation until I test it further. At least the weekends here and I'll have plenty of opportunities to test things out.”

“Upon spraying Estratetraenol you can really tell the difference in the concentrations between Realm For Men and the Estratetraenol bottle. It took quite a bit of Realm For Men for me to feel the effects, and even then the effects weren't nearly as pronounced. The Estratetraenol straight up gives me an estratetraenol high. Much like Realm though, the effects didn't seem to last quite as long. The initial high seemed to fade away within an hour, but this could have been a matter of me getting accustomed to the pheromones over time. Mind you this is based on, a test period of two hours, so it'll take more testing to understand how quickly Estratetraenol breaks down and what not. I honestly feel quite good right now, but I've also got quite a few sake' bombs in me right now so I wouldnt jump to conclusions. I really want to try Estratetraenol with Androstadienone and will probably give it a whirl tomorrow night.”