You are among the "43 percent of American women [who] experience some degree of impaired sexual function," according to a Journal of the American Medical Association article. The FDA’s evolving definition of FSD includes decreased desire or arousal, sexual pain and orgasm difficulties -- but only if the woman feels "personal distress" about it.
.../...By promoting the belief that "normal" women have explosive sex all the time, BigPharma helped launch the disease. However, the FDA has yet to approve a treatment for women who fall short.
Until then, they could try the Orgasmatron: a dial-a-delight spinal implant that rarely works -- and risks infection and paralysis. Or, for $60/month, pop LexaFem pills -- containing (how-could-it-not-work) "horny goat weed extract" in order to "feel like a real woman today."
Its website promises, "You won’t ever feel unhappy again with LexaFem in your arsenal."
But the big swinging dicks of global FSD marketing (and off-label marketing) are Pfizer -- whose stop-gap strategy is selling women Viagra based on the fact that it works for men, and Procter & Gamble (P&G), which, using the same logic, has put its money on testosterone.
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Nada nuevo bajo el sol. Ya el gran maestro Woody Allen había encontrado la respuesta...
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adj. inquieto, alborotado; alterado, atarantado, azogado, conturbado, desasosegado, incalmable, insosegable, intranquilo, levantisco; travieso; descontento
1 comentario:
Oh sí! La BigPharma tiene todos los remedios para mi monótona, aburrida y desde luego poco excitante vida!
P.D.: Lamentable, pero bueno, siempre habrá quien se deje medicalizar la vida y el sexo.
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