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Multiple independent reports show scammers are using AI deepfakes of Dr. Sanjay Gupta to hawk “golden honey” or memory supplements and that those products (branded as Neurocept, Neuro Sharp, IQ Blast ...
The claim that is not supported by the documents provided for this analysis. None of the three supplied sources mention Dr. Sanjay Gupta or the product Neuro Sharp; each focuses on broader neuroscienc...
The available material contains ; the texts discuss his interest in preventive neurology and personal efforts to optimize brain health, but they do not link him to the Neuro Sharp product or claim an ...
Neuro Sharp’s positioning relative to other brain-health products hinges on whether it leverages non-pharmacological or relies on conventional supplement ingredients; the supplied analyses emphasize n...
Neuro Sharp’s precise ingredient list is not explicitly documented in the provided materials, though research papers reference Huperzia serrata extract (“NSP01”) containing , and separate studies disc...
There is in the provided analyses that demonstrates Neuro Sharp’s effectiveness; the three sources discuss broader neurofeedback and brain-augmentation findings without evaluating Neuro Sharp specific...
Neuro Sharp assembles a familiar roster of clinically studied nootropics—Bacopa monnieri, Ginkgo biloba, phosphatidylserine, alpha‑GPC, huperzine‑A, omega‑3 DHA and other extracts—that many mainstream...
Neuro Sharp’s marketed daily dosing follows standard supplement practice but the reporting does not provide a direct, ingredient-by-ingredient comparison to the exact dosages used in the clinical tria...
Available reporting in the provided search results does not list a product named "Brain Ease" or its ingredient panel; therefore specific ingredient claims for "Brain Ease" are not found in current re...
Available reporting in the provided search results does not identify any brain‑health supplement explicitly endorsed by Robert De Niro; none of the indexed items link De Niro to a named supplement pro...
Neuro Sharp is marketed and sold as an over‑the‑counter dietary supplement, not a prescription medication, with product pages and retail listings describing it as a natural, plant‑based for memory, fo...
The analyses provided indicate that the FDA regulates dietary supplements under the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act (DSHEA), , while the other provided materials focus on medical devices a...
Neuro Sharp’s specific ingredient list is not present in the supplied documents, so direct comparisons to other brain-health supplements must rely on general patterns in the nootropics and supplement ...
Available analyses of the provided sources show ; the materials instead discuss general classes of nootropics, safety concerns, and investigative findings about unlisted pharmacological agents in cogn...
Executive Summary There is that Neuro Sharp had ongoing or planned clinical trials in 2025; none of the provided items mention the company or a trial bearing that name. The nine documents reviewed cov...
There are in the provided documents; the materials describe broader FDA concerns about unauthorized pharmaceutical ingredients in cognitive-enhancement supplements and general vigilance over supplemen...
The supplied evidence contains The only trial among the provided materials that evaluates a neuromodulation approach is a pilot randomized, double‑blind, sham‑controlled trial of transcranial pulse st...