Happy Pear apologise for antibiotic comments and say it ‘will not happen again’

It's not the first time the wellness duo have had to apologise for misinformed medical advice.
Stephen and David Flynn of the Happy Pear have issued an apology for a recent podcast episode in which antibiotics were linked to a rise in depression.

Stephen and David Flynn of the Happy Pear have issued an apology for a recent podcast episode in which antibiotics were linked to a rise in depression.

The brothers behind the plant-based food and wellness brand The Happy Pear have apologised for statements in the latest episode of their podcast which have been challenged by the medical community in Ireland.

Brothers Stephen and David Flynn spoke to American doctor Zach Bush who made a controversial statement on their podcast linking antibiotics to a rise in depression.

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