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Dr. Sanjay Gupta’s recent book and media appearances argue that chronic pain — including neuropathic pain — is driven importantly by the brain and that nonpharmacologic approaches (distraction, medita...
Dr. Josh Axe remains a high‑profile figure in the natural‑health marketplace whose work and products continue to attract criticism for overstated or unsupported health claims, and available reporting ...
Dr. Josh Axe, a chiropractor and certified doctor of natural medicine who runs DrAxe.com and co‑founded Ancient Nutrition, has been the subject of repeated criticism for promoting unproven therapies (...
Ads that feature Dr. Mehmet Oz promoting iron-boost products rest mostly on general, well-established biology (iron prevents deficiency) but available sources show repeated concerns that Dr. Oz has a ...
No—there is no credible evidence that or Dr. Oz "found" a parasite that causes diabetes; the claim originates from AI‑generated advertising that falsely used their likenesses to sell a and echoes a lo...
Videos and ads showing Dr. Mehmet Oz or Dr. Steven Gundry endorsing miracle “pill cures” have circulated widely; reporting shows many of those clips are altered or part of commercial supplement campai...
Available reporting and archival company pages show no explicit public list of retractions or formal corrections issued by Dr. Josh Axe or his businesses about disputed health claims; his sites and po...
Public reporting documents repeated concerns from critics and watchdogs about Dr. Josh Axe’s product claims and composition, including allegations of heavy metals in products and marketing that stretc...
Dr. Josh Axe has been criticized for promoting treatments and ideas that mainstream medicine regards as unproven or discredited—most often “leaky gut” theories, coffee enemas and various “detox” regim...
Reporting assembled from science watchdogs and skeptic sites finds that ’s flagship practices—multi-step “,” detoxifying clays, and other alternative protocols—are promoted without robust peer‑reviewe...
Dr. Steven Gundry directly profits from a commercial business, Gundry MD, that sells supplements, books and lectin-free foods he promotes; his scientific claims and study authorship have repeatedly dr...
There are no examples in the provided reporting that show Dr. Josh Axe publicly correcting or retracting a specific health claim in his books, website, or podcasts; the coverage instead documents repe...
Public reporting finds no active government probe or lawsuit specifically naming Ben Carson for endorsing nootropics or supplements, but it documents repeated ties between Carson and supplement compan...
There is abundant consumer complaint activity about Gundry MD — including BBB entries, Trustpilot, Sitejabber and PissedConsumer postings — but the provided search results do not show any filed class‑...
Ben Carson has been tied in reporting to a handful of instances where he either used, was claimed to endorse, or was falsely linked to alternative or unproven therapies: he has said he took oleander e...