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First: Does anyone know if the increase in libido reported by some is, the result of an aphrodesiacal quality in some meds, or a return to normal 'healthy' response. Second: It has been remarked that discussion on individual sexual experience is no different to discussion on constipation and bladder problems, and so sexual arousal is a suitable subject for general debate. Whilst I cannot speak for everyone on this, it is my experience that any discussion on sexual response usually involves revealling aspects of your spouse's (lover's, partner's, significant other's, whatever's) love life. To my mind this puts the matter in a somewhat different light. My bowel movements are mine alone and I am free to discuss them at will (you lucky people). Not so my sex life. Discussion may well be useful, or even necessary, but not, for me at least, in a public forum. Dennis ++++++++++++++++++++ Dennis Greene 47/10 [log in to unmask] http://members.networx.net.au/~dennisg/ ++++++++++++++++++++