Pheromones work beyond romance

There is no agreement among scientists if pheromones truly do what many suppliers claim they do. So does it mean that you should use pheromones? Well, my answer is that if pheromones were a pill, I would say don't. You never know what can happen - just ask all those poor people who took vioxx. However, since pheromones are simply part of a cologne, what harm can there be. May be the object of your desire might not do what you want, but so what - not much damage done. (Related: Pheromones for attracting a woman)

Now, according to Maria Gorodnitsky, director of public relations for Online Future Inc, a major distributor of pheromone products, there are other uses for pheromones. People have used pheromones to boost their business as well. For instance, a pair of customers, who own a restaurant, use pheromones on the chairs of their establishment. They have found that when they use pheromones in this way, patrons seem to spend more money. They also found that their waiters and waitresses seemed to get better tips when wearing pheromones. (Related: Aromatherapy for couples)

Gorodnitsky also cites another client who started wearing pheromones when showcasing houses for his real estate business. According to the client, his sales increased by 40%. Says Gorodnitsky, "Pheromones are the most primal form of communication, and can at times replace vocal communication."

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