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Dicot Pharma in Sweden is developing a new drug for ED.

https://www.dicotpharma.com/en/the-phar ... te-lib-01/

The last time we waited 5 years for new drug and we got Eroxon. A placebo that does not help anybody. Hopefully we now get something better.

Sounds interesting, from further research I have seen this is "Bark" related. Wonder what tree?

Fascinating info, I had no idea. Let's keep an eye on this new treatment.

Not.to bash nature but every time I hear the word 'bark' I just think of those nonsense natural remedies and rubbish like Yohimbe bark.

Flavio wrote:Fascinating info, I had no idea. Let's keep an eye on this new treatment.

What is Udenafil, I've never heard of it?

Lots of different medications and products are used as tree bark. Xylitol was discovered by Finnish scientists during the war to provide a sweetener in the absence of sugar. Great thing is that Xylitol has one less carbon atom than all sugar products meaning it was highly anti bacterial and actually prevents cavities.

Lets hope for a new generation of ED drugs that work without side effects and that last longer for ED than the inhibitors to date.

Budward wrote:Lots of different medications and products are used as tree bark. Xylitol was discovered by Finnish scientists during the war to provide a sweetener in the absence of sugar. Great thing is that Xylitol has one less carbon atom than all sugar products meaning it was highly anti bacterial and actually prevents cavities.

Lets hope for a new generation of ED drugs that work without side effects and that last longer for ED than the inhibitors to date.

There should theoretically be a huge market for an ED medicine with the efficiency of injections but the ease of pills.

It's frustrating that every current treatment has a major drawback.

Imagine how much we would pay for a drug that almost certainly gave you a great erection that you don't have to inject.

Never_Enough wrote:[magine how much we would pay for a drug that almost certainly gave you a great erection that you don't have to inject.

And that would go away in a couple of hours.