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DECREASED FEMALE SEXUAL RESPONSE AND DESIRE “NOT TONIGHT, HONEY” If you’re one of the 40 million women who have lost your desire for sex you are not alone. As many as four in 10 women experience some degree of sexual dissatisfaction--a number likely to increase as baby boomers enter menopause. Loss of desire affects so many women that this hot topic is being covered in every major source of media--from television to print. The well known news powerhouse, Fox News, devoted an entire half-hour national cable segment to it and perhaps the most credible talk show on television, Oprah spent an hour discussing the issue just a few months ago. Later that month, Newsweek devoted a major cover story called “The Science of a Women’s Sexuality” to the topic. The article discusses that because of unprecedented demand, researchers from major drug companies everywhere are rushing to find the equivalent of a female Viagra--a miracle drug that will help give a woman’s desire for sex a big boost. As you’ll read , however, the chances of this happening are virtually zero. Exploring the issue of female sexual response is a topic whose time has truly come. Unfortunately, women’s desire is still an uncharted area, due largely to the fact that many women are uncomfortable acknowledging their sexuality--and even less likely to admit that anything is wrong. Outdated, puritanical views of female sexuality has led many women to be silent about their sexual needs and desires. Even worse, many women have simply accepted loss of desire and satisfaction as a normal occurrence. Thankfully, not any more.

As the following results of a study reported in the Journal of the American Medical Association reflects Declining Female Desire is an equal opportunity frustrater. It strikes all age groups and races and can affect you regardless of marital status.

BY AGE : 18-29 32% 30-39 32% 40-49 30% 50-59 27% BY RACE White 29% Black 44% Hispanic 30% Other 42%

BY MARITAL STATUS Married 14% Never Married 17% Divorced 16% Widowed 16% Separated 16% Source: the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA)

Have you had a lot less sex lately? Does the thought hold little or no interest for you? Is your self esteem, your relationship--or your marriage suffering because of it? Losing your sexual desire can cast a negative shadow over your entire well-being. It was like I stopped feeling like a woman. I was always so passionate, and overnight that seemed to fizzle. If you are a man reading this, have we been describing your lover? Either way, if this sounds even remotely familiar, than our news--and our discovery--will be both a relief and a thrill!

Concerned about the alarming rise in women reporting feeling less interested in sex than they used to be, Maximum Result started researching the topic thoroughly--examining the latest medical and alternative medicine studies and interviewing countless women. We’ve found that there are actually many outside factors behind a woman’s dampened arousal. After significant research and development, we’ve developed a safe, effective formula that addresses every single one of these factors. But first, let’s take a look at the reasons why a woman loses her sexual desire.

WHY VIAGRA® AND OTHER DRUGS ARE NOT THE ANSWER

Even if there were a drug that could help, and so far there isn’t, synthetically-produced drugs are never as safe as natural alternatives. As a commentary that appeared in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) warned in 1998, Overall, 51% of approved drugs have serious adverse side effects not detected prior to approval. Unfortunately, as you’ll see from the list below, the pharmaceutical drug world does not have anything that effectively addresses female sexual response--and it’s not likely that it ever will. Viagra Forget it! As reported by Newsweek in its May 29, 2000 issue, the results of the most comprehensive female clinical trial of Viagra to date has proven that the drug is no more effective than a worthless placebo in helping women. That’s because this drug is all about the actual ability to perform--not about sexual drive. Viagra works on a man physiologically, increasing the flow of blood to the penis. But Viagra doesn’t help women. Unlike men, women don’t need an increased blood flow in order to have sex. The issue for women has much more to do with actual desire. Viagra’s emphasis has always been on the male’s primal urges. And because of this, Viagra is the world’s top-selling--though still controversial--drug for men.

The Risks of Estrogen Estrogen-replacement therapy has been used extensively by women for decades to combat hot flashes, irritability, vaginal dryness, and other symptoms of menopause. However, it has also long been known to possibly increase a women’s risk of breast cancer (to about 34%). And when used in combination with another hormone--progestin--the risk increases to 53%. The longer a woman takes hormone replacement therapy (HRT), the greater the risk. And what’s even more dismaying, is that the National Institute of Health has warned that HRT seems to raise the risk of heart attacks and stroke in healthy women, at least at first. Drugs on the Horizon Only now is science just starting to unravel the mysteries behind a woman’s low sexual desire. And drug manufacturers have been scrambling to produce the female equivalent to Viagra. If they were able to create such a drug they’ll be rich because of the number of woman suffering from this problem. VasoFem, Alista and Femprox are all drugs that act almost exactly like Viagra, and as noted above, Viagra has now been shown to be ineffective in helping women. Therefore, any drug that works in a similar fashion to Viagra will likewise be ineffective. The development of the above drugs began long before the May 2000 release that declared Viagra to be of no help to women. We question whether these drugs will even be released now that their manufacturers have learned that the very drug (Viagra) that they’ve been patterning their products after has been clinically proven not to work.

THE SOLUTION?

To provide an effective solution to this problem and as an alternative to potentially harmful drug therapies, Maximum Result analyzed the many reasons behind a woman’s decreasing sex drive (see chart above) and then researched the natural and safe ingredients and their precise, optimum strengths that will effectively address each and every one of these issues. Not only is our solution designed to combat every known cause, it is by far the most comprehensive sexual empowering complex ever formulated for women. We’ve spared no expense to include the ingredients that will work the best. Note that some of the listed ingredients are mentioned more than once--that’s because they have multiple benefits. Our solution is prepared homeopathically. Homeopathy is a natural alternative form of medicine with a 200- year-old history of safety and no side effects. As with all Maximum Result formulas, the ingredients have been analyzed thoroughly by homeopathic doctors and are prepared carefully at appropriate ratios, at optimal strengths.

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