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Yo ,

Dan here from Cupids.

Got a great question from a subscriber today:

"Hey Dan.

I'm not the most attractive guy and I find it hard to believe pheromones will help…

How do I know they'll work for me? Is there actual science behind it?" 

Short answer: Yes, they'll work for you.

Long answer:

Think of pheromones like silent messengers between your body and hers… 

They're unseen matchmakers that work their magic without us even realizing. 

It's the exact reason why two people can feel an 'instant connection' with each other. 

But here's where it gets interesting…

At Cupids we tapped into this natural phenomenon with our PheroPureVXN formula. 

(After working with pheromone experts who have YEARS of experience)

And the reason it works is simple… 

Pheromones communicate directly with the Vemeronasal Organ (VNO) in the nose, sending attraction signals straight to the brain. 

And our PheroPureVXN blend boosts your natural pheromone production…

Which means you're sending more 'attraction signals' to her brain. 

So it doesn't matter if you're not the best looking… 

Or don't have a great body…

Or simply aren't that great with the ladies… 

Because her biology doesn't care - it simply picks up on your pheromone output and tells her brain: 

"Woah… there's something special about this guy."

So if you're ready to take your dating game to the next level…

>> Click here and grab potent pheromones backed by science. 

Dan

Pheromones are natural chemicals that our bodies release to communicate and attract others. They work silently and subconsciously by sending signals between individuals, influencing mood, behavior, and how attractive we find someone. Pheromones create romantic connections and chemistry between people. While everyone has a natural level of pheromone output, Our pheromone products, boost your pheromone levels, enhancing your charm and making it easier to attract the ladies. Understanding The Science Behind Pheromones: Human pheromones are chemicals that send subconscious scent signals to the opposite sex and can evoke deep, instinctive emotional reactions. The signals are detected through an organ 3 inches inside the nose called the Vemeronasal Organ (VNO). When the VNO detects the pheromones, it sends a response signal to the limbic region of the brain, which controls our emotions and deep-seated instincts, including attraction and bonding. When these deep emotional feelings overwhelm you, your brain releases a chemical called phenethylamine, which in turn kicks on dopamine production. The result can be quite powerful and people who produce higher amounts of human pheromones often have greater success attracting the opposite sex.

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