Post: #1

Did a quick search but nothing came up... I know there are some mones out there that encourage people to open up to you and get them actively talking. My question is are there mones out there that act as a sort of truth serum and get people to tell you the truth?

Second part of question: Guess this is more of an ethical one, but how do you all feel about using mones in a professional setting if you're a psychiatrist or psychologist with your patients?

Post: #2

I would say connections for sure. And maybe anything that disinhibits

EDIT: or maybe you just did not look hard enough

https://pherotruth.com/Thread-Truth-serum-pheromones

Post: #3

There have been several "truth serum" mixes, but the most powerful available today is Connections from PXS.

The best way to describe the effects............."oversharing".

You've been warned.....



As for the ethics of using it in a clinical setting..........would you serve alcohol to a patient during a therapy session?

Post: #4

If it benefits the person, then definitely

Post: #5

You may also want to look up T.M.I. from Love Potion Magical Perfumerie. Works AMAZINGLY well at getting people to open up about personal subjects. Just remember that you are also in that same phero cloud. You have to be very mindful of that fact or you may say much more than you intend to as well. It works really well when you just ask a few leading questions to point the person in the right direction.

I suppose the ethics also include the intention. If you are looking to use pheromones as a tool to help facilitate healing and foster trust to allow for more information more quickly then it isn't such a horrible thing. Using them under the guise of therapy as a means to try and pump people for information is very unethical.

Post: #6

(12-08-2016 10:08 PM)SeekingSuccess Wrote:  I would say connections for sure. And maybe anything that disinhibits

EDIT: or maybe you just did not look hard enough

https://pherotruth.com/Thread-Truth-serum-pheromones

Weird... I typed in truth serum in the search and nothing came up

Thanks for the link and answer. Still new to all the molecules in these mones, so what molecule(s) are good disinhibitors and which mones have them as their main ingredient?

Post: #7

(12-08-2016 11:31 PM)WCHeartBreaker Wrote:  Weird... I typed in truth serum in the search and nothing came up

Thanks for the link and answer. Still new to all the molecules in these mones, so what molecule(s) are good disinhibitors and which mones have them as their main ingredient?

Beta androstenol is a trust serum social. Instant honesty from androtics has given me result but it is pricey.

Post: #8

(12-08-2016 10:14 PM)theLaw Wrote:  There have been several "truth serum" mixes, but the most powerful available today is Connections from PXS.

The best way to describe the effects............."oversharing".

You've been warned.....



As for the ethics of using it in a clinical setting..........would you serve alcohol to a patient during a therapy session?

Maybe just a drink or 10. Test first, ask questions later right?

Seriously, does Connections give that aura of whoever effected by it being that talkative drunk person?

Post: #9

(12-08-2016 11:38 PM)WCHeartBreaker Wrote:  Maybe just a drink or 10. Test first, ask questions later right?

Seriously, does Connections give that aura of whoever effected by it being that talkative drunk person?

Think about something that you wouldn't tell anyone.........that's what I meant by "oversharing".

It sounds intriguing, but it can be an incredibly uncomfortable to experience if you don't steer it properly. I assume that it creates a sense of comfort to a degree that someone feels like they can tell you anything...........again......sounds better than it is.......

You should also take into account the ramifications of someone disclosing personal secrets. Sometimes it's better not to know.

Post: #10

Instant Honesty.
For me this is beter than ConnectionXS which is also good.

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