The BBC has pulled an episode of Dragon's Den while it investigates concerns which were raised over a featured product. Campaigners have said businesswoman Giselle Boxer made "unfounded claims" during her appearance on the show over her myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME) product.
During the episode, Ms Boxer said she used "diet, acupuncture, Chinese herbs and ear seed" to aid her own recovery from ME which she developed into the Acu Seeds brand.
In the episode, featured in the show's 21st series, Ms Boxer secured an investment from entrepreneur and podcaster Steven Bartlett.
However, an open letter, organised by Action for ME, to the chair of two House of Commons select committees said it was "very concerned" in how Ms Boxer delivered her pitch and considered the product "an effective treatment", Wales Online reports. Try MEN Premium now for FREE...
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