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Risk-aversion and testosterone levels are intrinsically linked.
You know how men are always thinking with their wangs? And they do stupid things for love like spend money, fight really scary dudes and sometimes steal airplanes? Well, it turns out that the recklessness and derring-do may not originate from the phallus after all.
According to USA Today, women with higher levels of testosterone are less risk-averse that those with lower testosterone. The University of Chicago and Northwestern conducted a joint study, on 500 MBA students comparing behavior between women with high testosterone and men. Students played a game giving them either a guaranteed payout or lottery … Read More
Elusive orgasm? We put Zestra Essential Arousal Oils to the test.
All women deserve sexual satisfaction, and the good news is there's something on the market that will help you get it—no matter if the culprit is painful intercourse, loss of libido, or difficulty in maintaining arousal or achieving orgasm. (Of course, it's also good for kicking up the kink for any ol' vagina, orgasmically challenged or not.) 10 Surprising Orgasm Facts
Zestra Essential Arousal Oil is the only product of its kind that has doctors singing its praises. According to a report from the prestigious Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, "use of Zestra results … Read More
The libido plumping wonder drug may not be what it seems.
Intrinsa, the drug that was once lauded as the "female viagra" may not be the miracle fix everyone thought.
While never available in the United States, the patch was licensed by the European Medicines Evaluation Agency in July 2006. Procter and Gamble swore on the paltry sex drive of women everywhere that those suffering from hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD) could be cured by applying this testosterone-heavy belly patch. The subjects given Intrinsa were said to rack up two additional sexual encounters each month, more frequent orgasms and even a higher self-esteem.
"The testosterone patch … Read More
Testosterone in the sex patch for women may not be safe, regulators say.
I have come to pump you up!
Will older women finally be able to take a testosterone-laden sex patch, the female equivalent of Viagra?
Only in Europe, as the sex patch Intrinsa may not be available in the U.S. for some time, reports the Wall Street Journal.
Procter & Gamble has sought approval for the female sex patch since 1999, but regulators are concerned that the increased amount of testosterone could up an older woman's cancer risk. That's terrible news for women looking for lovin' and frustrated by advances in men's sexual health.
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A new male pill could be out soon, but will it be tough to swallow?
According to our good friends over at the Daily Bedpost, there is a male birth control on the horizon. The pill is due out next year and reduces sperm count by like 98% and causes men to gain muscle mass. It needs a few months to become effective and a few months to become potent again after quitting the treatment. Read about more ins and outs of the pill at Daily Bedpost.
Big pharma has been trying to create a ‘pill’ for men since . . . forever. Most of the pills end up having … Read More
A clinical trial is underway at the University of Virginia on a...
The University of Virginia is performing clinical trials on a substance called LibiGel. This product is supposed to be the female Viagra and is a testosterone-based topical solution. The point of the drug is to ease a condition called hypoactive sexual desire disorder. According to some figures, one-third of American women have this condition. We mentioned in a Dish on August 15th that a testosterone patch was recently tested on post-menopausal women with some pretty positive results. LibiGel appears to be carrying on that good work. We’re assuming that the name LibiGel is an … Read More