Do humans have pheromones?

To date, scientists have collected evidence for possible pheromone effects but have not definitively identified a single human pheromone. A Signature Scent As the hunt for human pheromones continues, scientists have also investigated other potential explanations for the subtle effects of smells. read more

Lack of Conclusive Evidence. There isn’t any conclusive evidence to indicate that humans truly have or produce pheromones. The first person to come up with the idea that humans probably release pheromones was a doctor and hygienist from Germany – Gustav Jager. read more

Some chemicals have been investigated for pheromone actions in humans but evidence is weak. Many pheromone products can be purchased online, but research suggests that these are ineffective. There are four types of pheromone: releaser, primer, signaler and modulator. read more