Can Spider Venom Solve ED?

The research could mark a significant milestone in the field of sexual dysfunction medication development.

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According to a recent Interesting Engineering article, researchers are testing a gel made from the venom of the Brazilian wandering spider as a potential treatment for erectile dysfunction. This gel, derived from the spider's toxin, has passed the first phase of human trials and is non-toxic to humans. Preliminary tests indicate that applying the gel topically can improve blood flow and lead to erections, offering a potential alternative for individuals who can’t use existing oral medications due to medical conditions. 

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