"We posted a video recently about breast cancer and a number of people got upset. And we just wanted to say that was never our intention and we're really sorry for upsetting anyone. It was a snippet from a podcast that we recorded with a doctor on women's health. But just wanted to say apologies."When we reached out for a statement, The Happy Pear said this of the situation:
The statement added that The Happy Pear did not claim to be medical experts and that they [The Happy Pear] "partners with many highly qualified and experienced medical practitioners and we always defer to their professional expertise and opinions." The duo went on to say, "Our main purpose serves to highlight some of the health and lifestyle benefits of plant based eating. We will endeavour to ensure that this does not happen again." Header image via Instagram/thehappypear READ ON: Public pathway opened to Murder Hole Beach in Donegal"The Happy Pear acknowledges that some of the content in a recent post (on Instagram and Facebook) promoting an upcoming podcast with Dr Nitu Bajekal, Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist from London UK, has caused offence as a few of the statements were not qualified appropriately. We sincerely apologise for any offence caused, it is never our intention to mislead or to misinform."
