‘Female Viagra’ On the Way?

Everyday something pops up in my daily life that makes me more and more thankful that I was created with a wiener. Chicks plain and simple have a much more rough life. One example, a dude with sexual dysfunction is able to pop a pill and get busy to their hearts' content. Ladies with bedroom issues have been relatively helpless... Until now. 

As many as 30 percent of women between 20 and 60 years old may suffer from some degree of hypoactive sexual-desire disorder (H.S.D.D.), a lack of lust so dire it creates emotional distress, according to a New York Times Magazine story.

A new drug, Lybrido, may be able to cure lack of sexual desire in women!  The medication isn’t exactly a “female Viagra” – while that drug works physically to address erectile dysfunction in men by encouraging blood flow, Lybrido stimulates certain brain hormones linked to arousal in women.  The drug is still in early stages of testing, but so far, trials have been successful.

If all goes as scheduled the drug could hit the market by 2016.