FDA: 'Female Viagra' falls short
 As reported by Associated Press, the FDA is looking into the effectiveness of a pink pill designed to boost sex drive in women. The search for the so-called "female Viagra" has proven elusive, as many promising trials seem to fail.
It appears that the studies are not showing any significant increase in sexual desire, however the women taking the drug reported slightly more sexually satisfying experiences.
There are many products on the market now that offer claims of similar results, many using all-natural ingredients. Some are pills, some are creams, but they all look to do one thing... Make a woman's sex life better.
 Men have had access to Viagra and natural sexual enhancers for years now. Yet a substantial and significantly higher proportion of women than men have always reported a lack of sexual interest, arousal and satisfaction. It seems a little ironic that it is women who have even more potential for increasing satisfaction and achieving multiple climaxes.
 Some of the more successful products are listed here, all working to give women a better sex life:
So, even as the drug companies are looking for the magic pink pill, and hoping for FDA approval, there appears to be alternative herbal sexual enhancers available now.
Hopefully, these will hold you over for while we wait for the magic sex pill prescription.
And there are still products for men, whether is for size enhancement or sexual performance. |
