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journal, documented how an injection of kisspeptin seems to "boost sexual pathways" in both groups.
As the press release about the studies notes, the experience of low arousal and desire affects up to 10 percent of women and eight percent of men worldwide — and it can have "devastating psychological and social impacts" for those who suffer from it. Prior to this new Imperial College research, the researchers found that kisspeptin could "enhance responses to sexual stimuli" in men who don't suffer from HSDD, but these twin trials are, per the school's statement, the first of their kind in studying its effects on those who have HSDD.
Interestingly, the press release includes a number of testimonials from some of the studies' participants — one of whom said that the week he got his active kisspeptin injection, he and his partner actually conceived a child. So far, the team hasn't, per one of its papers, seen any adverse effects to the injection, either. We'll be watching this one.
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