Radar flooded with reactions about herbal mixture Giel Beelen | gossip

entertainment">In Radar food experts criticized the mixture. Beelen himself also spoke and was unable to clarify the exact proportion of the ingredients in the drink. A pharmacologist speaks of a “ticking time bomb” because Shambala could cause a serotonin shock.

entertainment">“The number of responses we received on Monday evening and Tuesday morning is enormous,” said an AvroTros spokesperson. “We’ve had hundreds of responses on the forum and by email. And many messages have been retweeted a dozen times.” The program also called on people with bad experiences with the drug to come forward: “We have already had responses to that call. But we check all stories extensively before we go public with them.”

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entertainment">Radar did not announce the conversation with Giel Beelen in advance. “It is not our intention to blacken Giel Beelen. Our program mainly wants to expose the harmful effects of products,” says the spokesman. “We notice that these kinds of topics are very much alive at the moment.” He also refers to the Van Lexmond affair. Rituals distanced itself last week from the lunar calendar that the two outspoken anti-vaxers offered through the cosmetics group.

entertainment">The program will certainly return to all reactions in a next broadcast, AvroTros says. BnnVara, the broadcaster Giel Beelen currently works for, says it will not respond to the fuss because his promotion of Shambala is separate from his radio work.

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