Canadians should avoid unlicensed drugs that claim to improve sexual performance because they could cause problems such as loss of consciousness, prolonged erections and chest pain, the health ministry said on Friday. Health Canada issued the warning in a release about a product called Desire, which was found to contain the prescription drug phentolamine -- something not indicated on the label.
"Health Canada advises consumers not to use Desire or any other unauthorized products promoted to increase sexual performance that are advertised as 'all natural', as such products may contain undeclared prescription drugs that may pose serious risks to health," it said in a statement.
Re: Canadian Unlicensed Sex Drives Erect Government Opposition
This is news? Sex with anyone but a whore or a john is frowned upon by the Canadian government. The Canadian people are not quite strange enough for their masters' tastes luckily for them. Ottawa almost makes DC look respectable.
Socio-biology and selection is a fact of life and death not a political option
Politics is a continuation of war by other means
Calling congress a parliament of whores insults the morals and principle of crack whores
Canadian Unlicensed Sex Drives Erect Government Opposition
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