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Scientific article published in January 1989
Consumer complaints and independent watchdog checks show repeated red flags about Neurocept: multiple people report missing refunds, false advertising, fake endorsements and difficulty reaching the se...
Available reporting shows repeated instances where Ben Carson’s name and image have been used in online ads or promotions for brain and other supplements without his consent; Carson’s representatives ...
Available reporting shows no verified connection between Dr. Sanjay Gupta and the product Neurocept; multiple consumer complaints and investigative posts say Neurocept’s ads use deepfaked or fake vide...
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...
Dr. Paul Alan Cox is an American ethnobotanist and the executive director of Brain Chemistry Labs (also called the Brain Chemistry Lab / Institute for EthnoMedicine) in Jackson Hole, Wyoming; he leads...
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...
Neurocept is a commercially marketed brain‑health dietary supplement that companies and press releases describe as a blend of B‑vitamins, herbal extracts (like Bacopa and Ginkgo), phosphatidylserine a...
Multiple independent reports say Neurocept’s marketing uses fabricated endorsements and AI-generated videos promising a “honey recipe” or miracle reversal of Alzheimer’s; watchdog and complaint sites ...
Multiple fact-checks and consumer reports show no evidence that Dr. Ben Carson endorsed the supplement “Neurocept”; spokespeople and fact‑checking outlets say endorsements circulating on social media ...
Multiple reputable analyses published in September–October 2025 demonstrate that videos and voice‑overs purporting to show Dr. Sanjay Gupta endorsing Neurocept are , and that independent reviews find ...
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...
Dr. Sanjay Gupta has not issued any documented correction or formal response specifically addressing disputed statements about a product named Neurocept based on the provided reporting and reviews; av...
Dr. Sanjay Gupta has publicly , and there is no verified record of him ever endorsing or promoting Neurocept. Reporting and consumer-protection articles from 2025 show scammers used his likeness in fa...
Dr. Sanjay Gupta publicly denied that he endorsed Neurocept and warned that scammers are using his likeness in AI deepfake product ads; CNN reported Gupta “speaks out” about such fake videos on July 3...
— marketed in online ads as a “brain health” supplement — has been promoted using fabricated and AI-altered endorsements claiming support from , a retired neurosurgeon and former cabinet official; mul...
Neurocept is marketed as a multi‑ingredient brain‑health dietary supplement claiming to improve memory, focus, mental clarity and long‑term cognitive function, with its product literature and retail l...
Available reporting shows no credible evidence that Dr. Sanjay Gupta has ever publicly endorsed or recommended Neurocept; multiple outlets and consumer complaints say his likeness was used in fake ads...
Claims and ads tying Bruce Willis to the supplement “Neurocept” are reported by multiple consumer-watch and watchdog sources as using fake or AI-generated endorsements; Trustpilot and investigative po...
Available reporting shows repeated use of Ben (B.) Carson’s name and image in ads for brain supplements, while fact-checkers and prior reporting find no evidence Carson developed or endorsed such prod...
Dr. Sanjay Gupta publicly repudiated AI-generated deepfake ads that falsely used his likeness to endorse products like Neurocept, stating he does Neurocept and warning listeners about fake endorsement...