Viagra for women: does it really work?

In the Netherlands, they tested the use of Viagra on mothers experiencing pregnancy problems. The results were disastrous: 11 newborns died of suffocation. Products are on the market that are supposed to stimulate women's libido, like Viagra. But this is pure speculation.

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Il viagra It's not for women. This seems to be the tragic experiment conducted in Holland, where in ten public hospitals Viagra was administered to women with a difficult gestationThe test was meant to demonstrate that the "love pill", acting on the placenta, would allow women to overcome problems and give birth calmly. The results were disastrous. And 11 newborns died suffocated: in reality the drug created oxygenation problems to the point of preventing the babies from breathing.

Female Viagra

We tell this story, which has no direct connection with sexual desire, while in some countries, such as America, a specific product is already on the market pill for favor the libido firm and a Viagra for women, precisely. However, with a very different mechanism than the pills, Viagra and Cialis, traditionally used by men. The latter, in fact, by increasing blood pressure, act on erectile dysfunction, giving vigor to the male sexual organ; while in the case of women, the drug, based on fibanserin, acts on the nervous system. So much so that women must take it continuously, every evening as a antidepressant, for eight weeks, before seeing results. And once they start the process, they can't stop.

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How does it work?

It has also landed in Italy, under very opaque circumstances, Viagra for women. You can find it by searching for this entry (Viagra for women) which corresponds to almost 5 million resultsThese are pink pills containing sildenafil citrate (the same active ingredient as Viagra for men), whose effect is guaranteed for several hours. The supposed female pleasure pill, it is advertised online, can be purchased online even without a prescription. Strange. Meanwhile, some reputable and reliable pharmacists we consulted do not sell this product, and it is not even possible to pre-order it. Who authorized the online sale of the pink pill? What guarantees are there for those who take it? And why can Viagra for men only be purchased upon presentation of a valid medical certificate? prescription And the (alleged) one for women doesn't need it? While we await clarification on this shady trade, we still believe it's an absolute waste, for one simple reason: women don't need Viagra. Of any color or gender.

The uselessness and waste of this drug arises from a different approach of women, compared to men, with the universe of sexuality. For men, in fact, sex, in addition to pleasure, feelings (when they exist) and habits, indicates power and potency. The decline of libido and the possibility of satisfying a woman, depresses a man, makes him feel useless, and envelops him in a sense of death. As if life without sex were no longer life.

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For women, the scenario is completely different, so much so that they often repeat: "It has to click in my head first." It's a banal concept, but very profound. Sex, for women, without what comes before and after, from love to sharing one's intimacy and pleasure with a man, doesn't exist. It's not viable. A woman can end up in a man's bed even just out of sympathy, because he can make her feel good. to laugh, or because of weakness, she almost feels a vocation as a nurse, or because she feels neglected by her partner and wants to shake herself and shake him, but she cannot make love with indifference, with pure mechanicalness. This is why the drug considered "the Viagra for women" in their case, as we have said, acts precisely on the nervous system, in that head where female sexual desire takes shape and substance.

It is also very difficult for women to separate the sexual act from maternity, and that doesn't mean they think about having a child every time they sleep with a man. But the two dimensions, pleasure and reproduction, are inseparable. In fact, the real pill considered an object of women's emancipation, at the center of many battles within feminist movements, is the one that helps prevent childbirth by allowing an abortion in the early stages of embryonic development. This is very different from the various pleasure pills.

Viagra for women in Italy

Furthermore, women have a much more solid, more realistic, and more forward-looking relationship with age than men. They don't have the panic of old age and the passing years. Of course: no one, male or female, likes growing old, feeling more fragile and less desired. But women are inoculated against fragility and still manage, with their qualities, to make themselves desired, to make themselves indispensable. So a woman in menopause, aside from physical reactions (from hot flashes to disrupted sleep cycles), suffers much less than men in andropause. And even in menopause, she can be very attractive, very exciting, and can have regular sexual activity. To satisfy the man, but above all, herself. Notice: a woman who becomes a grandmother is happy from the first moment, as if she couldn't wait for this new and indirect encounter with the maternity, while a man, at first, generally doesn't like being called grandfather. It's a word he tends to reject. And he removes it with that pill, Viagra, which in the case of women, becomes just a gift to the unscrupulous policy of pharmaceutical companies who are very skilled at inventing new needs before new remedies.

Female Viagra in America and Europe

Female Viagra in America was approved by the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) back in 2015, and is on sale under the name Addy , but after nearly ten years of marketing, the results for women can be described as a failure. Moreover, the contraindications, due to side effects, are very high: liver problems, risk of low blood pressure, and even loss of consciousness. In Europe, a British startup called Medherant, in collaboration with the University of Warwick, where it was founded, is trying to develop a testosterone patch that is supposed to increase the libido of menopausal women. But even in this case, the precedents are discouraging: Procter & Gamble already tried in 2006 with a patch called Intrinsa, but was then forced to withdraw the product from the market.

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