Bremelanotide does not act on the vascular system but instead activates melanocortin receptors in the brain, increasing sexual function. This peptide is therefore a synthetic peptide analog of the naturally occurring hormone alpha-MSH (melanocyte-stimulating hormone). Its chemical structure is a cyclic heptapeptide analog. Clinical studies of suitable melanocortin receptor (MC4R) agonists appear to confirm that this pathway is a useful target for modulating human sexual function.

Bremelanotide is a peptide developed to help treat sexual dysfunction, and has been shown to help men suffering from erectile dysfunction or impotence and women with sexual arousal disorder. It works on a deeper level to activate the hypothalamic and limbic emotional structures. For all of you at home that aren’t Scientists, it’s the part of the brain that naturally flares when you’re turned on. Researcher’s aren’t quite sure why this is, but before you know it you want to have sex!

It has an aphrodisiac effect increasing libido in both men and women. Those who have used Bremelanotide have noted intense feeling of satisfaction, content, closeness and well-being with their partner. It stimulates the neural circuitry in the brain, meaning it works differently than to traditional Vigara, by signaling the areas of the brain that control your sexual desire and stimulation, to fire you up and turn you on.

It has been known to boost sexual confidence and requires minimal stimulation to take effect. Another notable benefit is that there is no interaction with viagra/cialis as Bremelanotide does not work on the vascular system.