Post: #1

Does anyone know anything about JV Kohl's new product?

He told me in an email that it would be out in June but he didn't give any details.

I get my best hits from his Scent of Eros , so I'm curious about what he's coming out with.

Post: #2

I always liked Scent of Eros so I'd be interested, also!

Post: #3

awww... it's only for the guys? nada pour les femmes?!

Post: #4

I havent seen it out yet. Maybe he is still tweaking it. How do we know its just for the guys ? His other formula has a female version so maybe he will release both or it will be unisex.

Tisha

Post: #5

Cool, Scent of Eros is my all time fav. Can't wait to sample the new stash!

Post: #6

If there are good news for the community of phero users....

this is definately the best for months !

I'm looking forward to get my hands on the new product.

Pago

Post: #7

Thanks to all for your support. I'm hoping for a release date of the new product for men that coincides with a presentation on July 2nd at a joint meeting of American and Canadian Mensa in Dearborn Michigan during their annual gathering. It will be in a spray bottle, since many of you have requested an alternative to the roll-on. More about this later; I still need to finish writing my presentation. A new product for women is in the works, also and will incorporate research findings on a fragrance component that is biologically active (like the androstenol in Scent of Eros , but decidedly more feminine than musky). I also plan to public announce research results that were the first to show that the chemicals in the Scent of Eros for men product effect women's behavior and self-reported ratings of attraction. As could be predicted by most, my colleagues and I are the first to show an effect of human pheromones on human behavior. Everyone else has been showing effects on mood or equally vague physiology either without telling us how the chemicals work (androstadienone), or even worse: without telling us what they used (e.g., Winnifred Cutler).

James V. Kohl

(06-15-2010 7:09 PM)Pagodeiro Wrote:  If there are good news for the community of Pheromone users....

this is definately the best for months !

I'm looking forward to get my hands on the new product.

Pago

Post: #8

Cool JVK. I will reserve a patch of my hide just for you!

Post: #9

(06-16-2010 6:18 PM)jvkohl Wrote:  Thanks to all for your support. I'm hoping for a release date of the new product for men that coincides with a presentation on July 2nd at a joint meeting of American and Canadian Mensa in Dearborn Michigan during their annual gathering. It will be in a spray bottle, since many of you have requested an alternative to the roll-on. More about this later; I still need to finish writing my presentation. A new product for women is in the works, also and will incorporate research findings on a fragrance component that is biologically active (like the androstenol in Scent of Eros , but decidedly more feminine than musky). I also plan to public announce research results that were the first to show that the chemicals in the Scent of Eros for men product effect women's behavior and self-reported ratings of attraction. As could be predicted by most, my colleagues and I are the first to show an effect of human pheromones on human behavior. Everyone else has been showing effects on mood or equally vague physiology either without telling us how the chemicals work (androstadienone), or even worse: without telling us what they used (e.g., Winnifred Cutler).

James V. Kohl

Any chance that you could let us in on what type of mix it will be? I won't be in the country and won't be back till after your announcement. Will be providing free dental care to a poor area in Vietnam so internet connection will probably be non-existent. Curiosity is getting to me.

Post: #10

As soon as I announce the details of the mix, marketers will again begin to further bastardize the concept of human pheromones by making claims that their product contains X and Y, and "studies" show that the combination of X and Y effects behavior, without saying what the studies actually showed, or who did the work. Meanwhile, our results will require replication before other scientists move forward. That's the problem I've been dealing with since I published "The Scent of Eros." I want to see scientific advances; marketers just want to see more money. Their ridiculous and baseless claims make skeptics of many people, including researchers that might otherwise begin work on replication.

Best wishes for your successful charity work.

James V. Kohl

(06-17-2010 12:57 AM)zeph Wrote:  Any chance that you could let us in on what type of mix it will be? I won't be in the country and won't be back till after your announcement. Will be providing free dental care to a poor area in Vietnam so internet connection will probably be non-existent. Curiosity is getting to me.