The latest research shows that “Viagra” appeared to be an effective remedy for sexual dysfunction in women.
Sexual dysfunction - is a wide-known side-effect of antidepressants. Nevertheless, the most effective drugs for men are not approved to women, - say the authors of the research in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
Even science admits now that men like one-night stands more than women. One of the first academic researches that helped scientists define which positive and negative emotions people feel after a one-night stand showed that evolution has not adapted women to a casual sexual intercourse. If they were adapted to it, they wouldn’t feel like they have been “used” and wouldn’t regret what happened.
1743 men and women who had casual sex experience took part in the Internet survey which showed that 80% of men had positive emotions about that. They felt more sexually fulfilled, content and healthy after having casual sex. However only 54% of surveyed women share their feelings.
A well-known drug – sildenafile (“Viagra”) – which is used for the treatment of erectile dysfunction can help some women. American researchers found out that regular taking this drug favours the normalization of sexual function among women who eat antidepressants.
Regular coitus helps elder men keep the opportunity to have a normal sexual life.
Scientists from the Tampere university (Finland) have been watching the behaviour of 989 men at the age of 55-75 for 5 years. Here they found out that erection depends on the frequency of coitus. The more coitus you have - the better erection you have. Men with the only one intercourse per week have half the problems with erection as men who had more infrequent sex.
Watermelons contain the same elements as Viagra and may increase libido and sexual drive of people. As mentioned in a Spanish newspaper, La Voz De Galicia, the research results published by scientists from the Texas A&M University prove that fact.
Alongside with Cialis and Levitra, Viagra is a medication prescribed to treat erectile dysfunction by means of dilating blood vessels.