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jilianpiloj

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What hormone is primarily responsible for male sexual desire?
 
  a. Progesterone
  b. Testosterone
  c. Viagra
 d. Estrogen

Question 2

What has recent research found related to the use of Viagra for female sexual arousal and desire disorders?
 
  a. It has been found to work equally well in women and men to enhance sexual stimulation.
 b. It has been found to cause severe health complications when taken by women.
 c. It has been found to provide little benefit in the treatment of female arousal and desire problems.
  d. It has been found to have even more promising results with women than it has for men.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c





 

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