Superfoods give patients 'false and misleading hope', says Irish Cancer Society

The charity is urging the public not to follow 'fad' trends ahead of their new years health kick.

Superfoods give patients 'false and misleading hope', says Irish Cancer Society
Sun, 30 Dec, 2018 - 17:50
Digital Desk staff

The Irish Cancer Society is warning that so-called superfoods are a scam that only cause more damage to vulnerable people.

The charity is urging the public not to follow 'fad' trends ahead of their New Year's health kick.

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