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Great news for viagra pharmacies in the UK is that London’s leading gay charity openly promotes increasing the gay and queer man’s sexual desire which could also include aphrodisiacs and promiscuity.

“…give you information and advice on how to make your sex life healthier, happier and hornier.” - Gay Men Fighting AIDS

In a recent story on Pinknews.co.uk, Europe’s largest news service for gays and queers, it is reported that 37% of gay and bisexual men in London took drugs in the last year. This compared to only 11% of the general population. Alcohol was the most frequently used drug among London’s gay men, followed by poppers, marijuana, ecstasy, Viagra and cocaine. It seems that gay men need more help getting high than getting hard. Why? From what are they escaping?

These figures have prompted Gay Men Fighting AIDS (GMFA), the UK’s leading gay men’s health charity, to launch a new campaign, which highlights the increased risks that gay men may take when using alcohol or drugs.

“Drugs and alcohol can lower inhibitions and affect your judgment,” said Matthew Hodson, head of programmes for GMFA. “Men do things when they’re drunk or on drugs that they wouldn’t normally do, and which they know are risky.

Taking drugs and drinking alcohol have both been linked with a greater likelihood of unprotected sex.

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