If you are interested in learning more about the "female viagra" I highly recommend watching Orgasm, Inc. It is on instant watch on Netflix (I'm the weird one who watches all the Netflix documentaries).
It kind of pissed me off at first for saying that female sexual dysfunction doesn't exist. What they were saying was that FSD was kind of invented by pharmaceutical companies to market a drug they know would sell well, because so many women have various sexual complaints.
All of the drugs that have been tested so far have shown inconclusive results. The "sugar pills" worked just as well as the actual product. Which suggests most of our problems are in our heads. The best "cure" would probably be going to a therapist.
I still think they should keep looking for a medicinal aide...maybe there is something out there that will work for some women. But they should really define FSD better and make it more publicly known. Most of the women featured in the documentary thought they had problems because they couldn't have sex from intercourse only, which is pretty normal.
It kind of pissed me off at first for saying that female sexual dysfunction doesn't exist. What they were saying was that FSD was kind of invented by pharmaceutical companies to market a drug they know would sell well, because so many women have various sexual complaints.
All of the drugs that have been tested so far have shown inconclusive results. The "sugar pills" worked just as well as the actual product. Which suggests most of our problems are in our heads. The best "cure" would probably be going to a therapist.
I still think they should keep looking for a medicinal aide...maybe there is something out there that will work for some women. But they should really define FSD better and make it more publicly known. Most of the women featured in the documentary thought they had problems because they couldn't have sex from intercourse only, which is pretty normal.
