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The short answer: no—there is no legitimate, science-backed product called “Sugar Control” promoted by Dr. Phil and Dr. Oz that cures diabetes, and widely circulated ads claiming such endorsements are...
Claims that or have announced or endorsed a “diabetes cure” are not supported by the reporting examined: multiple fact‑checks and researchers identify viral videos and ads as or altered content misusi...
Major news organizations reported that Bill Richardson’s name appears in documents tied to Jeffrey Epstein and that victims’ depositions alleged he was among men Giuffre said she was forced to meet, w...
Independent, established fact‑checkers are not named in the provided reporting as having reviewed Neurocept’s promotional video; available coverage instead comes from consumer‑review sites and niche w...