An advisory committee to the Food and Drug Administration recommended approval of a drug designed to boost the "low sexual desire of otherwise healthy women" last week, which has left "Nightly Show" host Larry Wilmore quite baffled.
For his show's 69th episode, Wilmore decided to have a look at Flibanserin, the drug that's being slapped with the label "lady Viagra" despite working very, very differently than products like Viagra that treat male dysfunction. Flibanserin, which was first developed as an anti-depressant, works on neurotransmitters in the brain that affect sexual desire.
"So, it no stimulate here, it stimulate here?" Wilmore said. "Me no relate."
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