I wonder if women can sense a man with high testosterone...

[ownage77]

I wonder if women can sense a man with high testosterone ...

Once in a while I find myself attracted to a girl who isn't necessarily the best looking, biggest boobed, etc.

Yet I find myself staring at her for no reason. I wonder if it works vice versa and maybe I'm picking up on the fact that she's fertile.

Anyone running high amounts of test (500 mg+) notice any increased attention from women and not just from confidence?

[austinite]

They just sense the confidence.

[MickeyKnox]

I wonder if women can sense a man with high testosterone ...

Once in a while I find myself attracted to a girl who isn't necessarily the best looking, biggest boobed, etc.

Yet I find myself staring at her for no reason. I wonder if it works vice versa and maybe I'm picking up on the fact that she's fertile.

Anyone running high amounts of test (500 mg+) notice any increased attention from women and not just from confidence?

Thats funny you brought that up. I too have had these thoughts. But i think it boils down to what Austinite has suggested, confidence.

[austinite]

I recall seeing a documentary on the smell of sweat. I can't remember the details but there was an overwhelming number of women that were attracted to the scent of 1 out of the 5 men. They never saw the men, just smelled their shirts. I'll have to find that video...

[lstbred]

I would say confidence is #1. Doesnt test put off pheramones and things like that?

[Doont-Hunter]

I recall seeing a documentary on the smell of sweat. I can't remember the details but there was an overwhelming number of women that were attracted to the scent of 1 out of the 5 men. They never saw the men, just smelled their shirts. I'll have to find that video...

Lol but it might not be their smell, rather some cologne or fragrances they sprayed on themselves?

[austinite]

Lol but it might not be their smell, rather some cologne or fragrances they sprayed on themselves?

No this was a study done. They basically ran on a treadmill and they put their shirts in a jar and the broads smelled them.

[MickeyKnox]

No this was a study done. They basically ran on a treadmill and they put their shirts in a jar and the broads smelled them.

Im going to jar up my underwear after a workout and bring it to the bar next wknd..

[austinite]

Im going to jar up my underwear after a workout and bring it to the bar next wknd..

lol. no skid marks.

[Nicotine]

I think guys can sense or smell it. When I was running high test, lots of aggression towards me for no reason.

Minding my own business having dinner, guys started asking me if I fight , etc. getting too close. It's odd

[BUTTERYGOODNESS]

Pheromones?

[wh1spa]

I think guys can sense or smell it. When I was running high test, lots of aggression towards me for no reason.

Minding my own business having dinner, guys started asking me if I fight , etc. getting too close. It's odd

What were you eating for dinner? You werent possibly taking food from other guys plates at restaurants by any chance??

[MuscleInk]

Pheromones?

Thank you! Someone finally got on the right track. What everyone is talking about is pheromones - odorless chemicals that can signal an individual's identity, arousal or sexual receptivity, or influence behavior and physiology. Pheromones are detected by the vomeronasal organ (VNO), an organ composed of a pair of small pits on the membranous skin inside the nostrils. There is considerable debate whether the VNO exists in humans. SOme researchers claim it exists in humans, other believe it is only present during fetal periods of development but is gone at birth, existing only in other animal species. "Menstrual synchrony" the phenomenon that many women housed together (sisters, mothers, daughters, etc) will share similar menstrual cycles, was widely held as the first example of pheromones among humans. Menstrual synchrony however, has been largely dismissed as cycles of various lengths randomly phasing in and out of synchrony over several months as causing cycles to converge AND diverge.

Austinite is correct, though. In an experiment performed in 1996, men were given an unscented T-shirt and were asked to wear it for two nights in a row and not use deodorants or scented soaps. 48 hours later, women were presented with the shirts - three from men with similar major histocompatibility complex (MHC) genes to the women, and three from men with different MHC genes from the women. The women preferred the scents of men whose MHC genes were different from their own. The results suggested body odor might influence past and current decisions on who to date.

[LiL P]

I recall seeing a documentary on the smell of sweat. I can't remember the details but there was an overwhelming number of women that were attracted to the scent of 1 out of the 5 men. They never saw the men, just smelled their shirts. I'll have to find that video...

I seen that aswell ! The documentary was called Science of attraction.. results were interesting its on youtube i still cant post links yet i need too go spam somewhere >.>

[lovbyts]

I knew this had to be a Newbie question. It comes up about 1x every 3 months or so. Just search for Pheromones and you will see just how often the exact same question is asked.

[brahmabull117]

They just sense the confidence.

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