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The short answer: no credible evidence supports the claim that GlycoPezil (or similar viral “drops”/rituals) can eliminate diabetes, and the endorsements attributed to Dr. Phil and Dr. Oz are part of ...
Multiple independent watchdogs and investigative write-ups portray Memo Genesis as part of a pattern of online “memory cure” promotions that use fake celebrity endorsements, deceptive marketing and we...
Med beds exist in two distinct senses: as a fringe conspiracy claiming miraculous healing and as legitimate "smart" hospital beds that assist patient care. The miraculous claims — instant cures, limb ...
Bernie Sanders received about $1.4 million from people employed in the pharmaceuticals/health products field, but that figure largely represents donations from rank‑and‑file industry employees rather ...
AIPAC is portrayed in recent analyses as a powerful, well-funded lobbying force that actively shaped the 2024 US electoral landscape by spending over to support pro-Israel positions and to oppose crit...
A widely circulated “golden honey” memory cure — often packaged as a simple honey-plus-plant recipe and presented in slick ads with footage of Dr. Sanjay Gupta — is a scam that uses doctored clips and...
Multiple high-profile fact‑checking organizations — including PolitiFact, Reuters, The Associated Press, CNN, FactCheck.org, The Washington Post’s Fact Checker and PBS — have identified specific state...
Conspiracy theories are broadly defined as beliefs that two or more actors secretly coordinated to produce a public outcome, and they cluster around predictable themes such as politics, health, scienc...
The MedBed phenomenon is a modern viral claim that fantastical "beds" can diagnose and cure any disease in minutes, reverse aging, regrow limbs, or even resurrect people — assertions for which fact-ch...
Big pharmaceutical companies do fund and sponsor a large share of vaccine and drug research, and that funding creates real incentives and documented distortions in what gets studied, published, and pr...
Memo Genesis is an online-marketed “natural brain support” supplement presented in viral ads as a revolutionary cure that can reverse memory loss and rebuild neural pathways destroyed by Alzheimer’s d...
Mainstream diabetes experts treat the supplements and therapies pushed in Dr. Mehmet Oz’s media orbit with skepticism: many recommendations are either unproven in rigorous clinical trials or are exagg...
Multiple independent reports show “Memo Genesis” is marketed with fake endorsements and deepfaked appearances of high‑profile doctors — most often Dr. Sanjay Gupta — while credible evidence that a rea...
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has on multiple public occasions named specific prescription drugs and drug classes, but the evidence is mixed about when and in what context he cited them; the clearest document...