This latest trend has some health experts worried that these women could put their health at risk. It's a procedure that has not been thoroughly tested or researched. The risks and side effects are unknown. Women are greeted with a two page document listing 68 risks associated with this new procedure which, can range from "No effect at all", to "Sexual dysfunction". So what is it? Click to read on.. you'll be troubled to read of this dangerous new procedure.

A new type of Botox? No.
A new type of plastic surgery? No.
A new sex toy? No.

OK. Well, you'll never guess. I here-forth announce to you; G-Shot Parties

Uh huh. You read right. So, what is a G-Shot Party?
Well, it's where groups of (not so bright) women gather at Doctor David Matlock's office to get the low-down on the $1,850 dollar injection, which is administered to the inside wall of the vagina, a.k.a., the G spot. It enhances sensitivity, thus making it easier for these ladies to achieve orgasm via "the spot".

"This is a medical procedure, it is invasive, it involves inserting something into the vagina, it has never been tested, and it has never been approved by the FDA [Food and Drug Administration],"

explains Jennifer Bass, director of communications for the Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender and Reproduction in Bloomington, Ind.

Yeah well, what can you say. I await for an injection that may help such women grow some brain cells.

Source: G-Shot Parties: A Shot at Better Sex?