inconclusive study of Viagra for females point to interesting gender differences...

[InmannRoshi]

Its pretty interesting that just about all studies on Viagra's effects on female libido have been cancelled. The scientist have concluded that there is no correlation with women in physical arousal and sexual desire. Women could take a pill that increased bloodflow to the genitals and boosted hormone levels, but if the woman isn't into it mentally and emotionally, she still won't have a boost in libido.

 

Meanwhile, in men, physical arousal and sexual desire and inseparably intertwined.

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/3495512.stm

[moimeme]

but if the woman isn't into it mentally and emotionally, she still won't have a boost in libido.

 

They could have given any women's group that money. All they had to do is ask us - we would have told them that that's the case.

[InmannRoshi]

Actually, I posted the wrong article .... the NYTimes article is better than the BBC.

 

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/02/28/business/28viagra.html

[InmannRoshi]

Originally posted by moimeme

but if the woman isn't into it mentally and emotionally, she still won't have a boost in libido.

 

They could have given any women's group that money. All they had to do is ask us - we would have told them that that's the case.

 

Yes, but we can never again say that a man was "thinking with the wrong head".

 

It seems that both of men's heads are inseperably one and the same. So they can't be mutually exclusive.

[moimeme]

It seems that both of men's heads are inseperably one and the same

 

We knew that, too