US EditionTons of ‘aphrodisiac honey’ seized in France as officials issue health warning
- Customs officials in France warned against consuming 'aphrodisiac honey' that is illegally imported and mixed with erectile dysfunction medicines.
- The warning followed record seizures of these products in 2024, which have increased in recent years.
- The adulterated honey typically comes from Malaysia, Turkey, and Tunisia, arriving via container ships or online purchases.
- Active ingredients like sildenafil and tadalafil were found in the honey, posing risks to consumers due to unknown dosages and side effects.
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Police seize tons of illegal "love honey," a natural aphrodisiac that's far from natural
French customs officials have warned citizens to avoid "love honey" that's skyrocketed in popularity. The illegal substance is often marketed as a "natural" aphrodisiac but it's actually honey mixed with…
Those who take it are like taking multiple erectile dysfunction pills at once, experts warn.
French customs are warning of the increasing entry into France of these illegal products, sold as aphrodisiacs. They contain chemical substances that can have serious health effects.
This "aphrodisiac" honey, intended to treat erection disorders and sold clandestinely, attracts an increasing audience. Its consumption carries considerable risks to health.
The National Agency for Food, Environmental and Occupational Health Safety (ANSES) considers that the consumption of aphrodisiac honeys “is increasing” despite “the recommendations of the authorities”.
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