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There is no evidence in the supplied reporting that any “pink gelatin” or “pink salt gelatin” weight‑loss products are FDA‑approved as drugs; the viral “pink salt gelatin trick” is presented as a soci...
Available reporting on Flash Burn is mixed: multiple independent review sites state Flash Burn is not FDA-approved and note that dietary supplements are not FDA-approved before sale (e.g., NiraHealthy...
A small real‑world retrospective study of compounded once‑weekly combined with cyanocobalamin found an average weight loss of 4.11 kg (4.57% of starting weight) after three months, with most of the lo...
Elon Musk has been repeatedly and falsely linked to dietary supplements marketed to treat diabetes or blood‑sugar issues—advertisers have used deepfaked videos and fake endorsements to push products l...
There is in the provided materials that any high-profile celebrity has publicly endorsed a product named "Lipomax" or reported results from using it; the dataset contains a single celebrity procedure ...