Dec. 1, 2008

Scientific American

"Birth Control Pills Affect Women's Taste in Men"

How synthetic hormones change desire in women

—and their choice in a mate

How Hormonal Birth Control MASKS Your Chemistry!
often leading to the failure of Pheromone Detection System!

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Women and men, as well as animals including primates, have a
pheromone DNA detection system in their noses which assists them potentially in identifying a genetically highly compatible perspective mate with whom they can more likely conceive healthy and genetically stronger children or offspring.

Studies show that if women or men, or primates, take certain medicines or perhaps tie their reproductive tubes (tubal ligation or vasectomy), their pheromone detection system may give them false positive or negative responses, deceptive “chemistry” implying high compatibility or incompatibility with respect to each other.
Specifically, if a woman takes Hormonal birth control, regardless of the delivery mechanism (the pill, patch, shot, o-ring or IUD) or if she or her potential mate has tied their reproductive tubes, both he and she are likely to get false positive or false negative reactions from their respective pheromone detection systems in regards to that specific prospective mate.
The unfortunate likely DNA matching result would be the rejection of a compatible candidate or the acceptance of an incompatible candidate, weakening both the Human Genome and their family tree!
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