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The short answer: no — the “ Mind Boost” or similar “smart pill” products are not real endorsements by Bill Gates and their dramatic efficacy claims lack credible evidence, according to consumer-prote...
There are no publicly verifiable, peer‑reviewed clinical trials specifically testing “Dr. Phil” branded Sugar Control gummies in the sources reviewed; the available material consists of customer revie...
Available reporting in the provided sources does not document any formal complaints, regulatory investigations, or government actions taken against Ben Azadi for his health advice; the sources instead...
There is no credible evidence that a product called “-cure-claim">Glyco Pizel” (or similarly named supplements like Glycopezil/Glucocil) cures diabetes; available marketing and user-review material co...
Sugar Clean, as marketed online, carries multiple credibility problems: independent watchdogs and scam-analysis sites flag deceptive marketing, fake endorsements, and opaque company details, while the...
Regulators have used a mix of enforcement actions, guidance, rulemaking, and cross‑jurisdictional cooperation to combat fake celebrity endorsements for health products: the U.S. Federal Trade Commissi...
Instagram’s general account-deletion timeline: after you request deletion your profile is hidden immediately, you have 30 days to cancel, and Meta says full removal can take up to 90 days . Available ...
Neurocept appears chiefly in consumer-review and marketing sources and on vendor sites; available reporting does not identify specific national regulators overseeing a product called “Neurocept,” nor ...
Lists of “monopoly companies” vary by definition and era: historical legal monopolies include Standard Oil and American Tobacco (broken up in the early 20th century) while modern lists point to firms ...
Brands prove celebrity endorsements are legitimate through written endorsement agreements that set obligations, grant usage rights and insurance, and embed disclosure language that complies with regul...
The anxiety that "what we see is no longer real" is accurate: generative AI is already producing convincingly fake images and short videos that flood social feeds, and policymakers, platforms, and tec...
Sugarwise is an international certification authority that verifies low free-sugar claims on foods and beverages using thresholds aligned with World Health Organization guidance; it certifies products...
Sugar Harmony — appearing in viral ads as “SugarHarmony Drops” or marketed under similar names like “Blood Sugar Harmony” — is promoted as a simple, natural cure that reverses Type 2 diabetes; multipl...
OpenAI plans to loosen ChatGPT’s content restrictions and roll out a verified “adult-only” mode that permits erotic content for users who pass age checks, with the company signaling a December rollout...
Look for medical-device regulatory clearances (FDA 510(k), De Novo, PMA) for implanted or therapeutic neurotechnology and regionally equivalent marks such as the EU MDR/CE conformity; these pathways d...
Facebook began as a college-focused social network and has evolved into a core product of a larger corporate entity now called Meta Platforms, Inc.; this analysis extracts the primary factual claims a...
The supplied analyses do not identify any explicit, platform-published for users who repeatedly post factually incorrect information on “Fulcrum 7”; instead, they emphasize adjacent concerns about mis...