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Available sources show Dr. Mehmet Oz has regularly given advice on increasing iron through foods, recipes and supplements (examples: grocery lists, Q&A about iron deficiency) but do not show a product...
Available reporting documents that Dr. Mehmet Oz has publicly promoted supplements and other consumer products — including regular posts touting products sold on iHerb and prior on-air endorsements — ...
Yes. Multiple sources show Dr. Mehmet Oz has advised increasing iron intake through food, recommended iron‑containing multivitamins for specific groups, and coauthored consumer pieces about identifyin...
Available reporting shows Dr. Mehmet Oz has frequently advised people to increase dietary iron and to use iron supplements when appropriate, and he has been affiliated with iHerb, an online supplement...
Available reporting documents that Dr. Mehmet Oz has promoted supplements on social media and has financial ties to supplement companies — watchdog group Public Citizen asked the FTC to investigate al...
Available reporting shows multiple instances of Dr. Mehmet Oz appearing in journalism pieces and consumer guidance about iron — and commercial tracking services report hundreds of recent national ad 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...
Available reporting lists multiple, inconsistent ingredient sets for products named “Healthy Flow” or “Healthy Flow Blood Support.” Manufacturer site highlights White Mulberry Leaf, Berberine and Cinn...
Available reporting shows Dr. Mehmet Oz has had financial relationships with supplement companies and promoted products that were advertisers or partners of his media work; some outlets say he is a pa...
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...
The materials provided do not contain any direct evidence that products endorsed by Dr. Mehmet Oz on iHerb have been the subject of FDA warning letters; the cited studies examine broader trends in adu...
Magnesium Breakthrough is a BiOptimizers supplement that combines seven forms of magnesium and markets itself as a “full‑spectrum” solution to support sleep, relaxation, muscle and cardiovascular heal...
Reputable outlets in the provided search results have scrutinized Dr. Mehmet Oz’s health advice broadly but none of the listed reputable news stories explicitly verify a business or endorsement link b...
The available evidence does not show that Dr. Mehmet Oz supports an organization or product called “APEX FORCE.” None of the provided sources link Dr. Oz to APEX FORCE; instead they either note ASTRO ...
Available reporting shows Dr. Mehmet Oz has publicly promoted and endorsed commercial supplements and products on social media and other venues, including recurring promotions for iHerb and herbal sup...
Available reporting and archived content show Dr. Mehmet Oz has promoted iron-rich diets and publicly recommended supplements and consumer products in varied venues, but the specific product name "Iro...
Available reporting documents that Dr. Mehmet Oz has promoted supplements and has financial ties to at least one large supplement retailer (iHerb), and news outlets have scrutinized whether he clearly...
DoctorOz.com has published at least one explicit, on‑site warning about fraudulent sellers using Dr. Oz’s name and AI to fake endorsements, language that counts as an official statement about third‑pa...
There is no reporting in the provided sources that Dr. Mehmet Oz is affiliated with an “email enhancement” drug; the available documents instead document his history of promoting supplements and some ...
Public reporting shows Dr. Mehmet Oz has had paid advisory and equity relationships with iHerb and related entities: Public Citizen accused him of touting iHerb products while a paid adviser , his fin...