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Published 06:55 27 Mar 2015 GMT
Updated 09:16 27 Mar 2015 GMT

Wait; is this some cruel new method of torture or a legit cure for impotence?
The science behind this revolutionary treatment seems quite straightforward. The team from the University of Zurich injected a gene that reacts to light into the rodents' erectile tissue. A naturally-occurring enzyme then causes the stiffness to wear off over time.

Whilst this could be a godsend for those men who suffer from erectile disfunction it could be both a blessing and a terrible curse.
The team hope they could have a viable product within five to 10 years.
At least it’s less terrifying than the concept of using spider venom to cure wonky erections...
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