Fad diets have taken our society by storm and it seems that everyone has tried at least one in their lifetime. But do they work? The results are mixed. Some people claim they feel better or have shed pounds quickly, but how is the rest of their body affected?
There are powerful forces at work in your body, and they can make or break your weight loss journey. These forces are called hormones, and although an unseen force to be reckoned with, they can have a great impact on your body.
Nobody likes the self-consciousness that tends to accompany belly fat. No matter how much you weigh, you may be experiencing this and you're likely feeling fed up with the battle for a flat belly.
Vyleesi is the trade name for bremelanotide, a well-known peptide that was first studied as a possible tanning product. It activates melanocortin receptors and has been shown to help restore a natural sexual desire in women and men for many years. Recently it was FDA-approved for premenopausal women with acquired, generalized hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD). HSDD is a common, treatable medical condition characterized by ongoing low sexual desire that women find frustrating.
The new approval of this peptide means it will become more well-known for improving sexual desire in BOTH men and women.
