Viagra For Women on the Horizon

So far, all attempts to create Viagra for women failed. That's why the newest discovery of the magical blue pill, which usually helps men, made women happy as well.

Horny rabbits

The American company Pfizer has been tirelessly looking for the best female Viagra for quite some time. This would help many women, who suffer too low arousal levels during sex, to to a better and easier sex life. Up till now, all attempts failed, but that did not prevent Pfizer to finally develop a formula which actually works. The Viagra pill, which quickens the blood flow to the genitalia, was so far tested on rabbits, which reacted completely as expected, which means that the prototype of a female Viagra is soon to follow. Female rabbits behaved just as a woman should, since humans and animals have no significant differences in the segment of genital blood flow. Such tests have been performed on rabbits for many years. The key difference that worries skeptics is the fact that rabbits do not have emotions and unlike humans only focus on the physical responses once aroused. Human brain is much more complex than that of a rabbit and just that is often the downside of sexual pleasure, because men and women turn sexuality into philosophical problems and unnecessary psychical problems.

Just a pill is not enough

The magical blue pill, as Viagra is commonly referred to, will not cure all kinds of female frigidity, since it is not always a question of increasing the blood flow to the genitalia, that is, the reason is not always physical. Often, the reason is completely psychical and should be handled by a psychiatrist. "This is the closest thing to female Viagra," said Sheryl Kingsberg, PhD, OB/GYN Behavioral Medicine division chief at a Cleveland hospital. She added, that she still fears that the true reasons for female sexual problems will not be remedied with such easy solutions. As opposed to men, whose key reaction needed for sex is an erection, women also need to be aroused mentally, have the desire for sex, which Viagra, definitely will not be able to conjure up. The pill will still be very welcome for about five per cent of women, who suffer a low blood flow to their vaginas. 

Why is the blood flow to the vagina so important?

The Viagra pill will control an enzyme, which controls the blood flow throughout the body and thus enable more blood to reach the vagina. Arousal will still not just happen, but a vagina well supplied with blood will certainly help with the woman's desire for sex. Once a woman becomes sexually aroused, the emotional and physical stimuli order the brain to increase the blood flow to the genitalia, which relaxes and moistens the vagina. If there is not enough blood for this part of the body or this function, sex can become problematic, even painful, which makes the libido plummet. That is the reason why this pill will work as a kind of adrenaline, perfectly safely and efficiently. The Viagra prototype the company currently has probably will not be ready for distribution, even though it has hinted at a successful solution for female sexual problems.