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Aerosol testosterone makes women horny, hairy

Cory Doctorow at 11:26 pm Thu, Feb 10, 2005

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There has been a successful trial of an aerosol testosterone spray for women with low sex-drives. It does, in fact, make some substantial fraction of its users horny. The side-effect is that it increases hair growth.
The spray delivers testosterone and a substance to ensure the hormone is held in the skin and absorbed over 24 hours - similar to the way sunscreen remains on the skin.
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