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To: DaiS who wrote (21411)4/26/1999 5:55:00 PM
From: the student  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 23519
 
I agree about being sceptic but to quote directly from the story.....

"It's potentially a $5-billion-a-year market," contends Dr. Michael Wysor,
who along with his wife, Dr. Wanda Drinnon Wysor, patented an ointment
this month that when applied to the clitoris, the inventors say, can induce
multiple orgasms in women.

Michael Wysor, who is based in Knoxville, Tenn., and who specializes in
treating impotence, said of the ointment: "It increases blood flow
tremendously and basically eliminates the need for foreplay. This is going
to have an impact equal to that seen with the introduction of the Pill."

"Multiple orgasms", "eliminates need for foreplay", "impact equal to the introduction of the Pill" are pretty enthusiastic statements to be equated with " good results" as I characterized them. Of course one can doubt their truthfulness but logically no one with any sense would go through the trouble of patent registration etc. unless himself or herself impressed with the results.