Not so sweet: France warns on ‘aphrodisiac honey’
By AFP
July 28, 2021
Paris: French health and security authorities on Tuesday warned against honey and gel products being marketed as natural aphrodisiacs but which in fact contain ingredients not marked on labels that may have dangerous side effects.
Anyone who has bought the products "should above all not consume them but destroy them", French anti-fraud, customs and health products safety agencies said in a joint statement. They said the products, marketed under names like Black Horse Honey and Jaguar Power, claim to be natural but actually contain chemical products like sildenafil or tadalafil. These are the main substances in the anti-erectile dysfunction drugs Viagra and Cialis, which in France are only available on prescription.
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