Drug That Inhibits Sexual Desire? Posted: 05-01-07 19:57pm
The desire for sex can just about consume
so people's lives. For me it is more of
just a nuisance that distracts me from
studying, working, and other things. You'd
think that there would be a drug out there
that would be able to inhibit your sexual
desire....at least temporarily. Has anyone
heard of one.
If not. What part of the brain is affected
by sexual desires and what types of drugs
can affect those parts of the brain?
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Tylanas
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Posted: 05-01-07 23:10pm
There is no drug to supress sexual desire
because sexual desire is healthy. In fact,
the desire to have sexual desires is what
drives a lot of research for both men and
women.
Do you think viagra would exist if sexual
desire was the destructive force you
believe it to be? No.
I don't think most people would want to
lessen their sexual desire. Yes, there are
the rare people who do have above-average
desire (nymphomaniacs and the male
equivalent), but they are rare, and they
normally use therapy, not drugs, to
control their behavior.
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HealthySex
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Joined: 09 Jan 2007 Posts: 414
Posted: 05-02-07 08:06am
Other than those with extremely high
libidos usually find masturbation to
relieve desires. Temporary it may be, but
if you find satisfaction in it, it could
be enough for the whole day or more. Not
putting yourself into arousing situations
also helps, such as not visiting websites
that have material that arouses you.
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hm1987
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Joined: 16 Feb 2007 Posts: 3
There Is a Few Posted: 05-04-07 23:03pm
I'm not promoting this, just giving you an
answer to the question of where and what
supresses it. Coccaine inhibits your
nerves, depresses your mood to a high
arousal in a mental area, instead of
physical, it acts on your hypothalamus, a
part of your brain that controls your
emotions and moods, and it stimulates it
all into your brain.
