The Sex Organ You Might Be Ignoring
Copyright ©2000 Self Magazine
Article in Self Magazine
Excerpted by Athena Institute
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By Emily Lapkin
After the nose’s pheromone detecting properties were discovered... Researchers launched a slew of studies on the subliminal scents thought to attract the opposite sex.
The first fascinating results are starting to roll in - and they show that the nose really is an important sexual organ that helps us pick our partners. ***
Barbara Bartlik, M.D., a psychiatrist and sex therapist at New York Weil Cornell Medical Center in New York City, recommends that her patients who need help perking up their partners apply a synthetic pheromone (click for product details) to themselves. Her favorites are from the Athena Institute. (visit www.athenainstitute.com)
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