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Major independent consumer and watchdog organizations cited in available reporting that have examined Dr. Steven Gundry’s claims or products include Media Bias/Fact Check, Science-Based Medicine, Cons...
Available reporting links Elon Musk’s urinary problems to heavy ketamine use reported by the New York Times and summarized by multiple outlets; several pieces say chronic ketamine can cause “ketamine ...
The preponderance of independent reporting describes Glycopezil as a classic online supplement scam: fabricated reviews and endorsements, bait‑and‑switch long‑form ads, aggressive social ads, and repo...
Neurocept-related advertising that uses Dr. Ben Carson’s image and voice is part of a pattern of online health-product scams that have repeatedly used fake or altered endorsements; Carson’s team has d...
Mass-market ads and social posts claiming that Dr. Mehmet Oz or Dr. Phil endorse miracle “diabetes cures” — especially CBD gummy products or a fast‑acting pill — are false and have been repeatedly deb...
Vismax Revive is a dietary supplement being pushed online with dramatic “Fox‑style” videos and alleged Elon Musk endorsements that independent reporting says are fabricated; there is no credible evide...
Available reporting shows numerous consumer complaints and critical articles about Dr. Steven Gundry and his Gundry MD products — including customer reviews on Trustpilot and BBB complaint pages, mult...
Donald Trump’s second term (began January 20, 2025) has produced a mix of controversial executive orders, aggressive trade and border moves, and tumbling approval ratings — with polls showing approval...
Stolen credit cards are the raw commodity of "carding": a specialized underground economy where attackers buy, sell, test, and monetize payment data to convert it into cash or goods, often through gif...
Sugar‑control gummies marketed under Dr. Phil’s name appear across multiple customer‑review pages and promotional sites, but independent reporting and the show’s communications team have flagged celeb...
There is no coverage of any company or product named “Geletide” in the supplied reporting. Available sources describe rising and evolving scam tactics in 2024–2025—AI-enabled smishing, impersonation a...
Yes. Public reporting shows Dr. Mehmet Oz has directly promoted specific dietary supplements in paid partnerships and on-air segments—most prominently products tied to Usana and supplements such as gr...
You can usually tell legitimate ICE officers from impostors by checking for official identification, the presence of multiple officers, the absence of demands for money, and whether a judicial warrant...
There is no record in the supplied reporting that the Federal Trade Commission or the Food and Drug Administration have taken formal enforcement action specifically against Gundry MD or its supplement...
U.S. federal law treats CSAM—legally called “child pornography”—as any visual depiction of sexually explicit conduct involving a person under 18; possession, production, and distribution are federal c...
There is no reporting in the provided sources that regulators have specifically challenged a product called “” over clinical or efficacy claims in advertising; the documents supplied outline general r...
There are extensive news reports and government probes into ’s production of non‑consensual sexualized and child‑depicting images, but none of the sources collected report a public, proactive criminal...
Memory Lift is marketed as a dietary supplement and, according to multiple reviews and watchdog sites, “has not been evaluated by the FDA” and is not an FDA‑approved treatment for memory disorders . B...
Selling someone else’s credit‑card information for use in fraud is illegal under federal and state laws, and underground markets that do this activity are explicitly illicit and criminal . Legitimate ...
Available sources in the provided set do not mention any recent FDA, FTC, or state attorneys general actions or legal disputes specifically involving Neurocept; reporting instead discusses broader neu...