Cialis maker finds married South Korean women least happy with sex life
February 16, 2006

Married South Korean women are the least happy with their sex lives, according to the results of a survey of couples in South Korea, Japan, France and the United States. The survey conducted by the pharmaceutical firm Eli Lilly and Co, one of the makers of the anti-impotence drug Cialis, found the French had the best sex lives, followed by the Americans.

Fewer than one in three South Korean women said they were at least "slightly happy" about sex with their husbands, which was the lowest level of satisfaction among the four groups of women. About half those surveyed however, said they were satisfied in bed with their wives. Fewer than one in three Japanese men said they would seek help for erectile dysfunction, the lowest number among the four groups of men, according to the survey conducted by Cialis maker.

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