DSK, Drinks Inspired aphrodisiac Strauss-Kahn

The name of Dominique Strauss-Kahn is no longer associated with politics or economics. Sex scandals involving former Chairman of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) gave the inspiration for some manufacturers to make sex-related products. One is the entrepreneur Stephane and Patrice Gulliard Briault producing drinks that claimed to have aphrodisiac functions. Name of the drink's "Saffron Drink Kiwi" which, when shortened to DSK, the same as the abbreviation of Dominique Strauss-Kahn. "Like it or not, is certain that people will remember his name," said Briault told news website La Montagne, adding, he and his business partner spent six months developing a taste for drink made from kiwi and saffron's principal.http://easyfbcommissionsv.com "Similar to champagne, there are small bubbles. It was sweet with a little taste of honey," he explained. "From ancient times, saffron is known to have many benefits," he said promotion. "It could be an antidepressant, to make people happy and brings wisdom, good for the liver, lowering blood pressure, stimulates the respiratory function, and is believed to be an aphrodisiac for women." "The benefits of kiwi are of interest, can be an antioxidant and is believed to slow the aging process," said Briault. "But we need a name ... If his name does not sound sexy Saffron Drink, so we chose the name Kiwi Drink Saffron, which, when shortened to DSK," Briault memamparkan. "We had questioned whether the name (DSK) was too brash," said Briault told a news site Expatica. "But people will easily remember." Some 10,000 bottles will be distributed in France in the coming days. Price of 16 euros per bottle, according to Radio France Internationale. DSK drink just one of many products that use the initials of someone who was once a strong candidate for the French presidency. According to Expatica, the French National Institute of Industrial Property has received registration of 22 companies that use the acronym as the name of the DSK. Sources: Sydney Morning Herald