Female urine contains male-attracting pheromones...
Pheromones being excreted means spraying a liquid which has fluid such as scented chemical compounds. Pheromones are excreted from many places including the sweat glands and in urine. The specifics depends on the animal in question and the type of pheromones.
Apocrine Glands
Firstly, women secrete their pheromones in urine and coating yourself in women's urine probably isn't a good way to get a guy. Secondly (though I may be wrong on this one) I think gay men, straight men, lesbians and straight women all release different pheromones, so a straight woman's pheromones mainly attract straight men, a lesbian's mainly attract other lesbians, a gay's mainly attract other gays and a straight guy's mainly attract straight women. Your pheromones should attract some gay guys and women's pheromones would actually lessen the effect and gain you the attentions of straight guys or lesbians, depending on the woman you got the pheromones from. Trust your own pheromones and good luck finding someone!
Pheromones can play a role in communication and social interaction among some species, helping to convey messages and signals. In humans, there is ongoing research on the role of pheromones in attraction and reproductive behavior. However, the efficacy and impact of pheromones on human behavior are still subjects of debate and further study.
Yes, urine contains urea nitrogen and uric acid.
The kidneys process the urine and the bladderholds it.
Urine contains several different molecules (and is mostly made up of water), however, diregarding water urine mostly contains urea.
There are four types of pheromones in humans: Releaser pheromones, Primer pheromones, Signaller pheromones and Modulator pheromones. These hormones have roles in a wide range of human functions including sexual attraction and the transmission of information.
yes
tears contain urine. 90% of tears are urine.The bladder.
Pheromones are very important chemical messages that animals use to communicate to each other. Generally, pheromones tell animals of the same species a) the state of reproductive readiness (Male elk for example can tell if a female is ready to mate by smelling her urine to see if there are certain pheromones present indicating that she is ready) or b) the emotional state of the animal (sometimes fish release fear pheromones into the water to warn other fish of a predator) Pheromones are typically inhaled by animals, and the brain determines what the pheromone means. Even humans can interpret what a pheromone means, even though we are not really aware that we are smelling a pheromone.
This is false. Bulls are more able to identify a cow in heat by pheromones excreted in her urine, and by her actions of trying to mount other cows, but mostly be other cows mounting her. Bulls "taste" her urine and do a flehman response by curling back is upper lip to smell if she is in heat or not or close to standing heat. A cow in heat can carry pheromones to a bull on the breeze as well, which goes to show you what farmers say when a "bull can smell a cow in heat for miles" is more true than the changes in frequency and pitch in her bellering.