The product, advertised as a natural sleep aid for children, has raised serious safety concerns because it allegedly contains significant levels of melatonin, a prescription-only drug.
This research highlights the alarming presence of modern pesticides, previously perceived as safe, now detected in English rivers, posing a serious threat to aquatic ecosystems.
Caroline Goldsmith has faced scrutiny for presenting herself as a qualified psychologist, claiming expertise that has been called into question. This controversy persists as she advertises assessments for autism.