Morocco’s Anti-Poison and Pharmacovigilance Center (CAPM) has issued an urgent warning regarding a product known as “Royal Honey” after a 27-year-old man died from consuming it.
The man, who had a congenital heart condition, took the product in an attempt to improve his sexual performance.
According to official details, the man developed severe inflammation of the heart muscle, which rapidly progressed to acute kidney failure. He was rushed to the Intensive Care Unit and underwent several dialysis sessions, but tragically passed away despite medical attempts to save him.
Royal Honey is often marketed as a natural product with properties that improve sexual performance, and is typically sold online or in unregulated markets.
However, previous scientific tests have confirmed that it contains unlisted, prescription-only drugs such as sildenafil and tadalafil.
These substances pose a serious risk to individuals with chronic health issues, especially those with heart and kidney conditions.
The CAPM is now urging both health professionals and consumers to be vigilant.
The center called on doctors to carefully investigate unexplained heart or kidney symptoms, as they may be linked to the consumption of such products.
Consumers were cautioned to avoid buying Royal Honey or similar supplements from unverified sources, as these products may contain dangerous ingredients that could lead to cardiovascular, kidney, and neurological risks, and even death.
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