Viacreme:
A woman's sexual responsiveness
Libido
A
woman's desire or interest in having a sexual experience. Multiple
complex factors contribute to (or reduce) the immediacy or intensity
of interest and desire.
Arousal
The
physical response of a woman's sexual anatomy to odors, thoughts,
visual images, kissing, rubbing, touching, and direct genital stimulation.
The arousal response includes vaginal lubrication and clitoral erection
-- clitoral rigidity, enlargement, and increased sensitivity. Orgasm
can only be achieved from a maximally aroused clitoris.
Orgasm
(climax)
A
woman's ultimate pleasurable experience where the pelvic muscles
contract and relax in rhythmic waves or spasms. An Orgasm
can only be achieved with the stimulation, either directly or with
intercourse, of the maximally sensitive and aroused clitoris.
Arousal
Step 2. - Sexual Arousal of the Clitoris
Safety
& Confidence
Viacrème contains L-arginine, an amino
acid available in health food stores, and menthol, as a vehicle
in a viscous water based substrate: Viacrè me is manufactured
under GMP in an FDA certified pharmaceutical facility.
Viacrème
unit dose contains only 40 micrograms of L-arginine: 30 grams of
L-arginine were safely infused into 29 pregnant preeclamptic patients
without advers incident.
Viacrème
is topically absorbed from the clitoral mucus membrane: Viacrème
has an initial menthol effect that is immediate, with the L-arginine
effect reported as maximal 10 - 15 minutes later. Viacrè
me formulation is protected by pending patents.
Usage
& Action
Viagra
is 82% effective in treatment of erectile dysfunction in men.
Viagra
is dosed at 25 mg, and if ineffective, increased to 50 mg or 100
mg.
Viagra
and Viacrème both utilize the L-arginine - nitric oxide synthase
pathway with L-arginine as the substrate.
Viacrème
does not require a prescription.
Viacrème
can be expected to have a much more variable effect in women than
Viagra in men, because sexual responsiveness is much more complex
within a woman, and incompletely understood.
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