EOF warns with its ad for a food supplement containing heroin.

In particular, EOF warns about Medicine Garden’s KSM-66 Ashwagandha, which is sold as a dietary supplement in Europe (and probably also in Greece) over the Internet and contains an opioid drug, specifically heroin, of unknown origin. concentration.

The attention of consumers is drawn to the fact that if the product comes into their possession, do not use it and immediately report it to EOF.

“We note that the purchase of EOF products from unreliable sources such as the Internet may put consumer health at risk. The above notification is made after informing the competent Danish authorities through the Food and Feed Early Warning System (RASFF),” the Agency for Medicines said in a statement.