> Viagra works by influencing circulation. Exactly how, I'm not sure and don't > really care > but I might try looking it up later if I think of it. That's actually pretty funny to read. The Viagra-causes-blindness story is exaggerated. In 30-40 men, it caused blindness. But that's 30 out of several dozen million users. It's hardly going to cause a ban on Viagra. At the most, a warning. And if Viagra is banned, so what? There's Cialis, the "all-weekend-long" pill. These pills work by constricting the blood vessels. The real problem is a marketing problem: the makers of Viagra spent $300 million dollars last year in promoting Viagra and they managed to raise sales by 1%. One single percent. That's a devastating marketing failure. The market is maxed out; everyone who wants it already has it, and the rest don't need it or don't want it. yrs, andreas www.andreas.com ------------------------------------------------------------------ To change your Lit-Ideas settings (subscribe/unsub, vacation on/off, digest on/off), visit www.andreas.com/faq-lit-ideas.html