A team of biotech experts have chosen to go a different route with their bacterial manipulation and are working on creating a pro biotic that can make a woman’s vagina smell like a peach, but is it really necessary?
Austen Heinz and Gilad Gome are the brains behind Sweet Peach, a startup that aims to create the probiotics that will make the vagina smell like peaches.
As reported by Inc. magazine, Sweet Peach will use Cambrian Genomics’ DNA printing technology to create the new supplement. According to Gome, the idea behind Sweet Peach is not to essentially make women smell better but to empower them.
"We think it's a fundamental human right to not only know your code and the code of the things that live on you, but also to rewrite that code and personalize it,” Gome told Inc.
Heinz and Gome have claimed that Sweet Peach probiotic also offers protection against yeast infections and helps women to better connect with their lady parts.
The sweet smell simply acts as an indication to the user that it’s working. And if you think it’s strange that two men have dedicated their lives to the vagina, there’s an explanation for that one, too.
"It's a better idea than trying to hack the gut microbiome because it's less complicated and more stable. It only has one interference per month," Gome explained, referring to a woman's menstrual cycle. CONTINUE READING
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