How are pheromones detected?
Pheromone signals are detected through an organ three inches inside the nose called the Vomeronasal Organ (VNO). When the VNO detects pheromones, it sends a sexual response signal to the brain.

How come I haven't heard about this interesting new sense organ and human pheromones before?
Because it's a recent discovery! Although you may not have heard of pheromones and the sixth sense yet, you will- they're fast becoming household words.

Do we give off pheromones naturally?
Absolutely. We're chemically communicating with each other all the time. That's something many people don't realize.

If we produce our own pheromones, why do we need the help of Human Euphoria Pheromone™?
Because of our cultural habits. What do we do first thing in the morning? Take a shower. It washes off our pheromones! Consequently, we're phenomenally deprived. (Furthermore, we tend to dress from head to toe, thereby covering 90% of the very skin that releases pheromones into the air.) When we put on Pheromone Concentrate™, we're actually replacing pheromones we've washed off. By supplementing our lost pheromones with Pheromone Concentrate™, we're really "getting back to nature," and re-establishing chemical communication with people around us.