Orgasm Inc. Page #2
soon be screening
in exam rooms
across America.
It was time to visit my doctor,
Susan Bennett.
sexuality at Harvard Medical School.
when I need a checkup.
Is eveything
okay with sex?
It's okay.
Today, I was checking up
Were there any new
medical discoveries
that could have prompted
Female Sexual Dysfunction?
No new medical discoveries
regarding women's sexual problems
that I know have been
reported in literature.
We as a society think
that we should be able
to fix eveything
by just taking a pill.
should be having an orgasm
evey time they
have intercourse,
a lot of women
are going to think
there's something
wrong with them.
they should be
as libidinous at 60
as they were at 25
a lot of women
are going to think
that they need medication
to feel better.
But if in fact we say,
"This is normal.
This is a normal
part of aging.
It's not a disease.
And you don't need
a pill to fix it.
How did Female Sexual Dysfunction
come to be seen as a disease?
How did that happen?
We don't know.
How did you're company ever start
working on a drug for FSD.
What's sort of the stoy
about how that came about?
I don't want
to go there.
So is there anything
organically wrong
with these women
that you can find,
that you can locate,
that Alista will address?
Well, that's not, uh...
I can't answer that question.
How we ended up
developing a drug for FSD...
We'll wait for the sun
to go away.
Saved by the sun.
I don't know that
I can say that.
A little bit after the time that
Viagra had been launched,
one of the local
N stations
had come to Vivus
and were interviewing people.
In the foreplay
process you apply
in the vaginal area
topically to
the sex organs...
One of the things that Lee
"We're developing drugs not only
for male erectile dysfunction;
we also have drugs in development
for female sexual dysfunction. "
by prescription only
to women who are
sexually dysfunctional.
But somehow that
got picked up as,
"We've got drugs
for Female Sexual Dysfunction. "
The market went wild.
We didn't even know
what the disease was.
We just knew that we had something
that treated erectile dysfunction
in females as well.
That's why we're in FSD.
Let me attempt to lay out what
I see as one of the freshest,
clearest examples
of the corporate sponsored
creation of disease,
Female Sexual Dysfunction.
The key meetings... through
the mid-to-late 90s and onwards...
the key medical
and scientific meetings
where this new condition
called Female Sexual Dysfunction
was being debated
and defined and refined,
all of them were sponsored
by the drug industy.
Who defines whether
or not FSD is a disease?
Why is it now a disease
where maybe it wasn't before?
That's a really interesting
aspect to what it is that we do.
In order for us
to develop drugs,
we need to better
and more clearly
define what
the disease is.
We, the drug company,
define the disease.
We've been able to
get thought leaders
involved in Female
Sexual Dysfunction
and really work
closely with them
to develop this
disease entity.
Why on earth would
we want a drug company
involved in developing
or defining a disease?
Clearly they have
a vested interest
inmaximizing
thenumbersofpeople
they target
with their drugs,
so they'll define
the disease as big
and broad and wide
as possible.
There's been estimates
on the average
of 40 million women
may be affected by
psychological disorders...
Sory, no, sexual disorders,
Female Sexual Dysfunction.
If they can transform vey common
female sexual difficulties
into Female Sexual Dysfunction
and treat it with a pill
then that's a bonanza
for their shareholders.
We at one point in this company
we had five secretaries
that had a net worth of well
over a million dollars in paper
in the stock
of the company.
But Jane was one
of the smart ones.
Jane was able to sell her shares
for well over a million dollars
and so she retired
at an age of 34.
when you're on a roll going up.
Well, it's a vey
positive year.
Health costs are already
exploding in the United States
and generally across
the western world.
One of the biggest
increasing costs
is coming from
pharmaceuticals
of argument that says
we are medicalizing more
and more ordinay life.
Certainly in the last
drug companies and the thought
leaders that they're close to,
have been involved
in some way in defining
and redefining
and designing conditions.
Expanding old ones,
creating new ones.
Because there's a lot
of money to be made
telling healthy people
they're sick.
One of the reasons
the pharmaceutical industy
was involved with
developing diseases
was that in order to create
a prescription drug or treatment,
treats an actual disorder.
So when the FDA
said yes...
Yes.
...Female Sexual Dysfunction
is a legitimate disorder;
it started a gold rush as
inventors searched for cures.
We're going to call the device
the Orgasmatron.
Essentially what is
done is an electrode
is threaded up
the spinal cord.
And then by adiusting
the electrical parameters
you will have
an orgasm.
Leaving it on
at a low level
you would have a pleasurable
sensation there
for as long
as you wanted.
All day, waiting in traffic,
shopping,
all the sort of boring chores
of eveyday life.
Yes.
the one third of women
over the age of 25
in the United States
who have problems
with orgasmic dysfunction
in major metropolitan areas
and other areas overseas would be
Amsterdam, Berlin, and Sydney.
I hope to make
money off this.
And what do you want
to call your clinics?
Well, I'd thought of
a vey simple sign
that says, "Orgasmatron,
Inquire Within. "
This is a symbol
of marital happiness.
And so we have the two
ducks kissing each other.
They're salt
and pepper shakers.
Like I said,
people give me things
and I stick them up there
and they know I like this stuff.
This is Randle, my husband,
and this is me.
We're two old goats,
you see.
I am in a loving relationship
and my husband
has unconditionally
accepted me where I am
because he does know this not
about him, this is about me.
All of my life I have had
difficulty achieving orgasm.
This box will actually accommodate
Charletta and ten other
women were enrolled
in a clinical trial
of the Orgasmatron.
Basically, you have the ability
to adjust the sensation
no matter what
position you're in.
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