How a small prick could lead to sexual nirvana for millions

An injection which boosts the sex drive of animals could soon replace Viagra.

Scientists in the UK are convinced the jab will also work on humans and be even more effective than swallowing a dose of the libido-inducing tablets.

So what’s wrong with Viagra? You may ask. Well, speaking to The Daily Mail, lead scientist and director of the Human Reproductive Sciences Unit at the Medical Research Council, Professor Robert Millar, reckons the tablet only gives you an erection.

However, the injection will actually get men in the mood quicker than an Angelina Jolie exercise DVD. Plus it can also help you lose weight by cutting your appetite by a third. That’s probably because you are too busy in the bedroom to worry about the kitchen.

Oh, did we mention it works on women too? Despite many tests, Viagra has never been a total success for the fairer sex.

Not so this new hormone injection, which releases Type 2 gondaotropin, which drives the reproductive system in animals and humans – male or female.

Prof Millar said: “‘This drug would cut out the need for Viagra completely - Viagra does not produce desire, it simply leads to an erection but not to the desire for sex.

“This drug would arouse and produce the desire for sex at the same time, in both men and women.

“It is very exciting that we have made so much progress, as the stimulation of libido would mean a great deal to a huge number of people.”

However, before you start going down the doctors and asking for a small prick, they are still working on turning it into a pill.

Prof Millar said: “One of the next steps will be to produce a pill, as at the moment we can only inject, although surveys show many people, particularly men, are happy to inject and diabetics seem to manage it without too much trouble.

“Certainly we want to produce an oral form of this so that it could be taken very easily by both men and women.”

Sound too good to be true?

Well, all DietPixie can say is it’s gone down a storm with the animals. Apparently, the shrews and monkeys tested let out mating calls immediately, and could not resist moving their eyebrows.

So, apparently, it turns you into Leslie Phillips. Ding Dong!

Source: Daily Mail