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The Gist of the Scentuelle
By Dr. George Dodd
Scentuelle is the answer to one of the saddest developments in long term relationships – the gradual loss of sexual desire among men and women, especially as we age. However, in a time of increasing expectations about sexual fulfilment at all stages of our lives, new research is pointing to a revolutionary but simple solution to this problem.
One of the interesting findings in medical research on human sexuality is that, contrary to the messages of the media and entertainment industry, both men and women report that their most erotic sexual experiences take place in the context of a relationship.
There is a growing range of products designed to enhance sexual enjoyment unfortunately, an increasing number of men and women suffer from a loss of sexual desire and it is desire that kindles sexual and erotic behaviour. Without the flame of desire, it is difficult to enjoy the pleasures of sex in a long-term relationship.
New research has focussed on the role of our senses in sexual pleasure and desire and in particular, the powerfully erotic messages of scent on human sexuality. This is in sharp contrast to the bombardment of media messages designed to persuade us that ultimate hygiene is associated with a lack of smell.
Scentuelle is a sexual scent approach to the problem of reduced or a lack of sexual desire. Years of research have discovered that the most gentle and effective way of eliciting sexual desire is through the sense of smell. Research during the past 30 years has given us totally new insights into the subtle ways in which we respond, usually unconsciously, to all kinds of smell cues which surround us.
The brain processes information delivered through four of our senses – sight, sound, taste and touch – by mentally identifying what the information means first, which in turn triggers an emotional response. But our sense of smell does the opposite. Incoming odors are processed by the emotions first, and then the information is identified. Left brain - right brain. Male - female. Mental - emotional.
Sexual arousal and excitement is accompanied by distinct changes in scent signals, but few of us are taught to tune-in and become receptive to these powerfully arousing sensory signals. One of the most striking features of our sense of smell is that the deepest parts of our brain – the parts that are responsible for our powerful emotional and sexual feelings – have a direct link with our sense of smell. In fact, we might even say that our sexual brain is a sniffer brain, always seeking out through the medium of hidden sexual scents, clues to the excitement of our partner, which in turn switch on our feelings, our sexual imagination and our desire.
Sadly, something happens to our bodies as we age, which affects our hidden sexual scent response. Research has shown that our sexual sniffer brain becomes less sensitive with age. In simple terms, this means that the intense but largely unconscious scent agents of desire which ‘turned us on’ when we were young and at the start of a long-term relationship, may fail us as we age. Our sexual brain centres are no longer fed the signals which will inflame our passion, provoke lively erotic imaginings and which lead to a joyous sexual life.
Scentuelle is an assembly of enhanced sexual scent signals which allows our sexual brain in the limbic part of the central nervous system, to once again receive the scent signals of desire. One of the key findings is that not only has Scentuelle been clinically established, no adverse side effects were found. This is particularly encouraging in contrast to drugs such as Viagra, which enter the body and may cause all several side-effects, with potentially long-term consequences. The Scentuelle sexual scents do not enter the bloodstream and so do not exhibit any side effects whatsoever.
Scentuelle takes advantage of the unique anatomy of our sense of smell. It is our brains and not our noses which actually sense scent signals. In other words, our passionate brain, has connections which run directly into our nose and forms an array of sniffer cells which are always poised to detect a hint of sexual signals. All that it requires to activate them is for scent signal molecules, of the kind that are enhanced in Scentuelle, to move through the air and alight on the array of sexual sniffer cells, but without ever entering the body.
As we begin to waken our sexual brains through enhanced sexual scent sensory enjoyment, feelings of sexual desire, along with sexual imaginings and signs of arousal and enhanced moods, will appear. Depending on your individual response, this may take place almost immediately but also may take up to three weeks to appear, gradually getting stronger. It is well known that many drugs which work on our brains take this amount of time to re-set cellular responses. Because Scentuelle does not enter the body, you can purchase it over the counter at your pharmacy, without a prescription from you doctor.
Scentuelle is discreet. The special aroma signals come from a small clear patch which you wear on your wrist. The aroma does not penetrate the skin, but evaporates into the air giving you a private scent experience. You are encouraged to sniff the patch regularly but it will also be quietly working in the background even if you do not sniff it.
Scentuelle is the pioneer product in the new paradigm of activating sleeping brain sexual centres – through the sense of smell. It reminds us of the old adage that the most potent sexual organ we have is our brain.
Dr. George Dodd is a leading researcher in the science of smell and the Director of Product Research and Development for The Sense of Smell Lab.
Note: Wearing a Scentuelle libido patch for women and men is a helpful way to renew your feelings of intimacy and desire. Each sexual libido enhancing patch contains a complex scent formula that subtly enhances sexual thoughts, feelings and desire.
