There is a website for the product at www.avlimil.com. A google search on "avlimil" turns up a zillion responses, ranging from glowing testimonials to denunciations of the manufacturer. From the product home, there is a link to the original clinical study, seems not too bad for design but only involved about fifty women. I don't know if this helps or not, but good luck!
HERE is Edward Bear, coming downstairs now, bump, bump, bump, on the back of his head, behind Christopher Robin...sometimes he feels that there really is another way [of coming downstairs], if only he could stop bumping for a moment and think of it.
I have looked at most of the research online and there is still nothing very conclusive. I don't want to waste my wife's time by getting her to take something that does not work, and I certainly don't want my wife to take something that is going to unltimately be bad for her.
I have looked at most of the research online and there is still nothing very conclusive. I don't want to waste my wife's time by getting her to take something that does not work, and I certainly don't want my wife to take something that is going to unltimately be bad for her.
I have been taking avlimil for almost 2 months now and I think it is working. It is not like viagra, instantanious, but it works. I have SDD after childbirth and haven't been interested for almost 10 years. I've noticed that I think about sex during my work day occasionally (never happened before), I see an attractive man and get that giddy-girlie feeling (also very new) and I find that I am starting the sex more often. It is hard to really say how good it works since I am also doing the DR thing and haven't had the freedom with my H that would really tell me. They say that at the 3 month mark you reach peak, I'm about half way but I do notice a differnce and its pleasant. I haven't noticed any side effects. The only claim they made that I am not seeing is the pain reduction factor in sex. My H is a big guy and the pain is not reduced. It's minor discomfort really, but not reduced by the avlimil. I'd recommend it.
