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"A spray that helps increase women's enjoyment of sex has undergone successful trials.":

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/4252999.stm

"designed with post-menopausal women in mind, but has also been shown to work for young women with a low libido"



Good news (there's only a slight chance of becoming rather hairy)?

It's not me who needs something like this... Wonder if it would work on the man :wah:

Bill Sikes wrote: "A spray that helps increase women's enjoyment of sex has undergone successful trials.":

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/4252999.stm

"designed with post-menopausal women in mind, but has also been shown to work for young women with a low libido"



Good news (there's only a slight chance of becoming rather hairy)?


I add that this seems to be for women who have a low sex drive. It's intended as a treatment. Coments?

I noted they never refered to exactly what part of the body was to be "sprayed". Apparently it is not a breath freshener type, it states skin absorption but...the non specific details leaves me to wonder...

I'd stick with oysters if I was them. No facial hair issues in the morning.

Bill Sikes wrote: I add that this seems to be for women who have a low sex drive. It's intended as a treatment. Coments?
I hope it's not supposed to replace foreplay. Sheesh!