Scentsational Sex: The Secret to Using Aroma for Arousal

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Dr Hirsch's study investigates male and female sexual arousal. The results prove that in the presence of specific odours the sexual urge is stimulated. He finds that the most arousing scents are not expensive and exotic perfumes but simple everyday products such as licquorice allsorts and cinnamon. He goes on to explain: which scents can help to create romantic moods and sensual experiences; how these scents can be used to enhance a sex life; and the presence and power of pheromones. Dr Hirsch's scientific findings have been reported in the Journal of American Medicine.

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