Fliban – sex potraukiui

FLIBAN is a supplement designed to treat female sexual desire disorder. Women with this condition experience a significantly reduced interest in sex. Fliban is sometimes referred to as “female Viagra,” but this term is not entirely accurate. Viagra is a medication used to treat erectile dysfunction in men and improves blood flow to the penis. In other words, it primarily affects the genital organs. Fliban differs in that it acts on a woman’s brain, though Fliban is also suitable for men.

Fliban increases sexual desire by raising dopamine and norepinephrine levels while simultaneously lowering serotonin levels.
Fliban enhances satisfaction during sexual intercourse and allows for more frequent enjoyment of sexual relations, which in turn reduces stress and anxiety.

The brain is often considered a woman’s most important sexual organ. The majority of a woman’s sexual arousal begins in her brain. Fliban affects three key brain chemicals: dopamine, norepinephrine, and serotonin. These chemicals are neurotransmitters. They are responsible for sending signals between the brain and other parts of the body via the nervous system. Dopamine and norepinephrine are associated with sexual arousal. However, serotonin contributes to sexual inhibition and can suppress sexual desire. It is believed that if these chemicals are out of balance—if dopamine and norepinephrine levels are too low and/or serotonin levels are too high—a woman may experience a reduced sex drive. Fliban increases dopamine and norepinephrine levels while simultaneously reducing serotonin levels. This increases the levels of chemicals that help stimulate sexual desire and reduces those that may suppress it.

Fliban Dosage:

1 tablet in the evening before bedtime. Maximum dose: 1 tablet per day. Use for 2–8 weeks for best results

Fliban storage:

Store in a dry place at room temperature. Storage temperature should not exceed 25 degrees Celsius. Protect from direct sunlight. Keep locked and out of reach of children.