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Liquid Trust Enhanced – Review

July 21st, 2009
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OK folks sorry it took so long but we are finally getting around to bringing you all the information on Liquid Trust Enhanced. Liquid Trust Enhanced is different to the original Liquid Trust in that it also contains the pheromones Androstenone and Androsterone. The main hormone in the product is Oxytocin which I won’t go into to much detail about but you can read one of our previous articles to find out more about what is oxytocin.

The difference with Liquid Trust Enhanced though lies in the fact that with this formula they have added pheromones androsterone and androstenone. Androstenone is a pheromone that is found in both men and women, it usually appears in larger quantities in males though. This pheromone makes the user appear dominant and display an alpha male status. This can be a tricky thing to get right and using too much of this pheromone can lead to other males believing you are showing aggressive behaviour.

Below is a quick run down on the two pheromones found in Liquid Trust Enhanced.

Androstenone – Can be found in male sweat and urine. It gives an aura of dominance and increases your status as an alpha male. Using androstenone normally makes you project a dominating and masculine towards women, this often helps to increase your attraction with the opposite sex. Studies have shown that this can also lead to an increase in sexual tension between men and women. The down side of this is that it can at times lead to aggression in other men because that may observe you to be acting intimidating or aggressive.

Androsterone – Androsterone is a human pheromone that gives off a similar effect to the hormone oxytocin. It works to increase the aura of trust given off by the user. This is helpful for combating the aggresion that can be caused by using Androstenone. It helps give an image of a peaceful, trusthworthy alpha male, a leader of the pack so to speak that cares for the pack.

One of the great things about liquid trust enhanced is that it is just as easy as the original Liquid Trust to use. Just apply a few sprays before the encounter where you are looking to gain the effects. This can be anything ranging from job interviews, sales situations or looking for romance. Liquid trust enhanced has been found to be effective in all these and more situations.

I found the effects of Liquid Trust Enhanced to last about 4 hours with a little afterglow for another 1-2 hours. Overall I prefer the original solely oxytocin based product. I preferred the aura it created around me and prefer zero risk of aggresion. Then again I did not try this when looking for romance as I am a happily married man but one night my wife definitly acte ddifferently when I tested this spray at home.

Click here to order Liquid Trust Enhanced now from Vero labs or go to our Liquid trust special offers page for a coupon for free shipping.


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Before You Buy Oxytocin Nasal Sprays Are You Aware of the Effects and Mechanism of Oxytocin?

March 12th, 2009
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There has been a lot of talk on the hormone oxytocin lately. It has been heralded as the complete cure for shyness, trustworthiness and love. But how does this oxytocin really function and does it stand up to so many peoples expectations? This article provides objective information that everyone should read before they decide to but oxytocin.

First of all oxytocin is a chemical that is produced naturally in the human brain. It is released by the mango cellular cells into the bloodstream where it travels through the body. The levels of oxytocin produced and released into the bloodstream depends on the state the person is in with higher states of happiness and emotional bonding producing more. As the oxytocin travels through the body and back to the brain it is picked up by your neurons that are responsible for your judgment of others.

Oxytocin is not unique to humans and in fact plays a much greater role in many species of primates. Because of primates limited ability to communicate with one another oxytocin provides a very important part of their bonding customs. These animals release high levels of oxytocin as they learn to trust one another.

For the modern human being our reliance on oxytocin has decreased as our reasoning and verbal faculties have become more developed. However scientists have shown that our body is not devoid of the hormone. Oxytocin is still being produced and released by humans in a similar though less grand scale than that of primates.

The levels of oxytocin emitted by humans has been measured under various circumstances with the highest amount being observed during sexual intercourse. The amount released during these times of intense pleasure was actually many multiples of what is released during normal activity. This lead scientists to the conclusion that we are still effectively using and processing oxytocin.

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