‘Superfoods aren’t real’ because they’re just a ‘marketing term’, nutritionist says [Video]

A nutritionist has said that superfoods aren’t real and instead, they are simply a ‘marketing term’ that prevents shoppers from checking ingredients on products.

It’s hard not to see the term superfoods dominate our feeds. Influencers are telling us we need to digest one superfood each day, another food guru warns us another will do us more harm than good. Who do we look to for answers? Well, one nutritionist has finally said their truth on the subject, and it’s disappointing, to say the least.

American molecular biologist and nutritionist Marion Nestle appeared on The Checkup podcast with Doctor Mike, speaking all about the corrupt world of the food industry and revealing the truth about “superfoods.”

The term “superfood” is a fairly new term referring to foods that offer maximum nutritional benefits for minimal calories, as Medical News Today explains. Superfoods are supposedly packed with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants.

Doctor Mike Varshavsk …