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American neurosurgeon and politician (born 1951)
Claims that Dr. Ben Carson is “making a remedy for dementia with honey” are not supported by available fact‑checking and news reports. Major fact‑checkers and reporting show repeated, fabricated endor...
Claims that Dr. Ben Carson has “found a cure” for dementia or Alzheimer’s are false: multiple fact‑checks say the headlines and ads are fabricated and there is currently no cure for Alzheimer’s diseas...
Claims that a product called "Memory Lift" (or similar miracle supplements/sprays) is “truth” or was developed or endorsed by Dr. Ben Carson are unsupported by available reporting; multiple fact‑check...
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 ...
Ads and social posts claiming “Dr. Carson” discovered or endorses a memory drug such as “Neurocept” are unsupported by available reporting: multiple fact-checkers found fabricated headlines and no evi...
Dr. Ben Carson has repeatedly been linked in social media and promotional claims to memory “cures,” supplements, diets, nasal sprays or brain-zapping techniques — but available reporting shows he has ...
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...
Advertisements and social posts that tie Dr. Ben Carson to a product called MemoryLift (or similar “brain” supplements and sprays) have been repeatedly debunked; Carson’s representatives say he has no...
Multiple fact‑checking organizations have found that social‑media ads claiming Dr. Ben Carson discovered a “blue honey” or CBD‑gummies cure and that he endorsed products are fabricated and described a...
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...
Available fact‑checks and reporting show no credible evidence that Dr. Ben Carson has ever claimed honey (or any simple dietary item) can treat or prevent dementia; major debunking outlets say headlin...
Ben Carson has not published or endorsed a verified, specific “approach” that reliably improves memory in older adults; multiple fact-checks report fabricated claims that he discovered cures, diets, s...
There is no credible evidence that Dr. Ben Carson developed or marketed a supplement called “Memory Lift”; multiple fact-checkers and news outlets report that claims and ads tying Carson to miracle me...
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 ...
Available reporting shows multiple fact‑checks and news outlets rejecting claims that Dr. Ben Carson endorsed or appeared on 60 Minutes to announce a cure for dementia; fact‑checkers say the attributi...
Ben Carson has repeatedly been falsely linked to supplements or miracle cures for memory loss and dementia; multiple fact-checks and reporting show he has not endorsed, developed, or had any verified ...
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 ...
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...
There is no credible evidence that Dr. Ben Carson created or “came up with” a product called “Memory Blast.” Multiple reputable fact‑checks and news analyses find the claim false and trace viral produ...
Multiple fact‑checks show Dr. Ben Carson has not publicly endorsed, developed, or marketed any proven “memory” or Alzheimer’s cure and his team has explicitly denied endorsements cited in viral ads (A...