Drugs, supplements and statistics under the lamp: what human trials found, what ads invented, tracked and dated as evidence changes.
Research
EMA, UK MHRA and Health Canada warn on product labels that SSRI/SNRI sexual side effects can persist after stopping in some patients. Never stop abruptly—compare regulator findings and prescriber options.
Fit & Safety
Mozilla’s *Privacy Not Included audits found half of connected sex toys had privacy or security gaps. Compare offline Bluetooth mode vs cloud accounts and follow our 7-step privacy hardening checklist.
Research
Longitudinal studies find no link between mere pornography frequency and erectile dysfunction—while moral incongruence strongly predicts perceived addiction and anxiety. Separate shame from ICD-11 CSBD.
Research
In the 13,711-man PATH study, daily e-cigarette users had 2.24 to 2.41 times higher odds of reporting erectile dysfunction. Separate acute nicotine vasoconstriction from former-smoker confounding.
Research
Up to 46% of women and 41% of men experience postcoital dysphoria—unexplained tears or sadness after consensual sex—at least once. Compare benign reflexes with the thunderclap headache emergency.
Research
A libido mismatch may be two desire routes, not one broken partner. Compare spontaneous and responsive desire, approach versus avoidance goals, and scripts that reduce pressure.
Research
Ashwagandha and purified shilajit have narrow testosterone and sperm evidence in selected groups. Neither has convincing trial evidence for delaying ejaculation.
Research
GLP-1 studies disagree because they study different drugs, populations and outcomes. Track testosterone, erection and desire signals separately—plus contraception label warnings.
Research
The best-known stopwatch median for penetration to ejaculation is 5.4 minutes—not the whole encounter. Female orgasm studies start their clocks somewhere else.