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US 2025/0152601 A1Published application
Compositions and Methods for the Treatment of Sexual Dysfunctions
AssigneeThe Jonathan Hurt Living Trust
InventorJonathan Dale Hurt
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Abstract
Disclosed herein are compositions and methods for treating sexual dysfunctions including a reduction and/or an absence of tactile sexual function in the genitals, genital numbness, delayed ejaculation and/or failure to ejaculate, premature ejaculation, anorgasmia, decreased libido, erectile dysfunction, sexual anhedonia, post-selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor sexual dysfunction, or a combination thereof.
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1-137. (canceled)
A composition for treating a reduced amount of tactile sexual function, comprising:
- at least one positive GABAergic treatment substance, wherein the at least one positive GABAergic treatment substance increases the amount of a GABAA receptor agonist after the person ingests the at least one positive GABAergic treatment substance;
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- at least one negative glutamatergic treatment substance, at least another positive GABAergic treatment substance, or a combination thereof;
- wherein the at least one positive GABAergic treatment substance comprises at least one precursor of GABA, at least one GABA prodrug, at least one GABAA receptor agonist, or a combination thereof;
- wherein the at least one negative glutamatergic treatment substance promotes the activation of the mGlu2 receptor, the mGlu3 receptor, or a combination thereof;
- and wherein the at least another positive GABAergic treatment substance activates a TRPV1-Receptor and activates a KCC2 transporter;
- wherein the at least one positive GABAergic treatment substance and the at least one negative glutamatergic treatment substance, at least another positive GABAergic treatment substance, or a combination thereof, are in an effective amount to achieve pleasurable tactile sexual function just before the beginning of orgasm, just after the beginning of orgasm, or both, in a person.
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