Something non political for Sluggo

O yes! Women's sex patch to hit market

Viagra-popping men soon will meet their match in patch-wearing women.
The latest tool in the battle to rev up listless libidos is a little oval skin patch aimed at boosting a woman's sex drive.

Trial runs of the patch, called Intrinsa, have been so promising that the Food and Drug Administration put it on the fast track to approval yesterday.

"It works," said a 58-year-old Manhattan housewife who participated in a recent study of the Procter & Gamble invention.

The woman said that once she started using the patch, sex with her husband of 29 years went from once a month to twice a week. "He sure is smiling a lot," she said.


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<font color="#000002" size="1">[ September 22, 2004 10:46 AM: Message edited by: gae ]</font>

This product has been granted a "priority review" by the FDA, which means that there is no other product on the market that meets this medical need.

The data is VERY solid. For those of you that buy stock, the FDA review (and almost certain approval) will probably conclude in mid-December.

My old boss and friend is the project leader on this product. Hoo boy, does she have good quality "anecdotes" from the clinicals.
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Thanks a lot, Trav. However, since both of us (me and my husband) have high BP plus both have diabetes and various other ailments, I think it is hopeless for us.

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Spring Dragon Longevity Tea
Gynostemma is generally reinforcing to overall health, has a strong anti-fatigue effect. Gynostemma is universally believed in Asia to be an anti-aging herb. In China, Gynostemma pentaphyllum is widely believed to have the following health benefits: to slow down aging and to prevent feebleness at all ages, and in particular to reduce fatigue, to increase vigor; to reduce oxygen deficiency at high altitudes; to improve digestion; to strengthen the mind; and to improve sex functions. It is also believed to help calm the nerves and to ease pain.

Japanese studies have indicated that Gynostemma has a double-direction, regulating, adaptogenic influence of the central nervous system. It is calming when one is overexcited and stimulating when one is depressed. Japanese studies have shown that Gynostemma is clinically useful in a number of mental and neurological conditions, including simple depression, anxiety and schizophrenia.

Gynostemma has developed an enormous reputation in Asia as a major aid in weight control programs. It has a double direction activity with regard to weight. It will help reduce weight in overweight people, and can help athletes, bodybuilders or excessively slim people gain weight. As a diet herb, it helps by accelerating the body?s metabolism. It also helps adjust blood sugar and reduce blood fat. Adjusting blood sugar and blood fat are critical steps in attaining healthy metabolic function, whether one wants to lose or gain weight. Gynostemma has been shown to have profound effects at reducing simple obesity. Japanese and Chinese studies indicate that Gynostemma lowers low density lipoprotein (LDL---"bad cholesterol") while increasing high density lipoprotein (HDL---"good cholesterol").

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This has been received VERY WELL.

Good press will create demand.