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The core claim — that Dr. Ben Carson is tied to a product called "Neurocept" and that this association constitutes fraud — is : public records and company pages do not show a clear, documented endorse...
There is no credible evidence that Dr. Ben Carson developed or marketed a supplement called “Memory Lift”; multiple fact-checkers and news outlets report that claims and ads tying Carson to miracle me...
Dr. Ben Carson has ; multiple fact-checks and reporting found alleged endorsements to be fabricated or misattributed, and Carson’s representatives denied he endorsed any “brain pill” products . Claims...
There is no credible evidence that Dr. Ben Carson created or “came up with” a product called “Memory Blast.” Multiple reputable fact‑checks and news analyses find the claim false and trace viral produ...
Multiple fact‑checks show Dr. Ben Carson has not publicly endorsed, developed, or marketed any proven “memory” or Alzheimer’s cure and his team has explicitly denied endorsements cited in viral ads (A...
There is no credible evidence in the provided reporting that Ben Carson has publicly promoted a memory drug called "Neurocept"; multiple fact-checks document that ads and social posts have falsely use...
Multiple fact‑checks show social ads tying Dr. Ben Carson to miracle Alzheimer’s or “memory cure” products are false and that Carson’s team says he never endorsed or developed such treatments . Indepe...
Social-media and sponsored-ad campaigns have repeatedly used doctored audio, images and outright fake headlines to suggest Ben Carson endorsed “miracle” health products; multiple fact-checks and foren...
There is extensive reporting that Dr. Ben Carson has repeatedly been the target of fake or misleading supplement endorsements, and Carson’s team has denied endorsing those products each time (see mult...
Available reporting shows multiple fact‑checks and media analyses saying Ben Carson has frequently been falsely linked to endorsements of dietary supplements, “blood‑cleaning” gummies, erectile‑dysfun...
Mannatech’s marketing materials prominently featured Ben Carson’s image and filmed interviews that touted the company’s glyconutrient supplements, and the company’s broader promotional apparatus had r...
False claims tying Dr. Ben Carson to “memory” or Alzheimer’s cures have circulated repeatedly; fact-checkers from AFP, USA Today and Reuters say Carson did not develop, endorse, or even hear of the ma...
Ben Carson has not been shown to have created or officially endorsed Neurocept and reporting indicates his camp has pushed back against fabricated ads; AFP updated its fact check with a comment from B...
Ben Carson has not been shown to have publicly promoted honey as a remedy for dementia or Alzheimer’s; multiple fact‑checks tying Carson to miracle cures or nasal sprays explicitly say there is no evi...
There is no verified evidence in the provided reporting that Ben Carson has been paid to appear in infomercials promoting mental-performance or “brain supplement” products; fact-checks report fabricat...
Multiple fact-checks and reporting show there is no reliable evidence that Dr. Ben Carson has promoted brain‑enhancement products in ads or infomercials; instances of his image or interview clips have...
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...
Public reporting and fact-checks show no credible evidence that Dr. Ben Carson has published books or scientific papers promoting memory‑improvement methods, developed supplements or cures for dementi...
Available reporting documents widespread fake or fabricated ads using Ben Carson’s name to promote brain or dementia “cures,” and Carson’s representatives have repeatedly denied he endorsed such produ...
There is no credible evidence in the assembled reporting that has publicly recommended or other prescription stimulants as a memory-enhancement strategy; instead the record shows recurring false or mi...