The CEO of Sweet Peach Probiotics is a woman, it has been revealed - and she is none too pleased with how her male colleagues have portrayed her product to the public. Last week, entrepreneurs Austen Heinz and Gilad Gome sparked an outrage after announcing they were launching a supplement that uses DNA printing technology to alter your natural feminine scent - or, more precisely, to make your lady parts smell like peaches. As it turns out, they had no right to speak on the subject, since the sole founder of the company is 20-year-old Audrey Hutchison, a former Bard science student and self-described 'ultra-feminist' who says her invention has been grossly misinterpreted.
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Last week, Austen Heinz and Gilad Gome announced they were launching a supplement that uses DNA printing technology to make your lady parts smell like peaches
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The founder of the company is 20-year-old Audrey Hutchison, a former Bard science student who says her invention has been grossly misinterpreted
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Mr Heinz is a biotech entrepreneur who owns just 10per cent of the Sweet Peach company. Mr Gome is reportedly not involved in Sweet Peach at all
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