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Available reporting shows Dr. Mehmet Oz has long given advice on increasing iron intake—recommending iron-rich foods and discussing iron deficiency on outlets such as Oprah.com and nj.com—but the spec...
Dr. Mehmet Oz has publicly discussed lifestyle measures and certain nutrients — notably L‑arginine and zinc — as part of a holistic approach to erectile dysfunction (ED), while emphasizing the underly...
Available reporting and archived health advice show Dr. Mehmet Oz has publicly promoted lifestyle measures, supplements and “natural” approaches for erectile dysfunction on his shows and columns, but ...
Available sources do not identify any specific "Iron Boost" television ads featuring Dr. Mehmet Oz or list the networks that aired them; reporting that mentions Dr. Oz and iron relates to articles, co...
Available reporting in these search results does not mention Karylief or any connection between Karylief and Dr. Mehmet Oz; primary profiles and coverage detail Oz’s TV career, political nominations, ...
Public records in the supplied sources do not list a single, specific supplement that Dr. Mehmet Oz recommended explicitly for tinnitus by name; reporting shows he has discussed tinnitus treatments br...
Available sources list multiple appearances of Salma Hayek on Stephen Colbert’s programs (notably 2017 and 2021 episodes) but none of the provided documents record or report Colbert making a specifica...
Dr. Mehmet Oz has discussed iron deficiency and iron supplements repeatedly in newspaper columns and lifestyle outlets going back more than a decade, including recent syndicated columns and online hea...
There is a long record of scrutiny, lawsuits and congressional attention over Dr. Mehmet Oz’s promotion of supplements, including a 2018 $5.25 million settlement in a false‑advertising class action ti...