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American actor (born 1955)
Available reporting shows no credible evidence that has ever legitimately promoted a product called “”; instead, multiple investigations and complaints indicate scammers have used doctored videos, dee...
Claims that “Dr. Gupta” authored or endorsed a product called “Memo Genesis” (or similar names like Memo Clarity, Memo Clarity, NeuroHoney, Golden Honey Tonic) are part of an online scam network that ...
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 ...
The so‑called “Sanjay Gupta honey pill regimen” is not a verified medical protocol promoted by Dr. Gupta but a recurring online scam that uses AI‑generated videos and fake endorsements to sell supplem...
Publicly released Epstein materials — flight logs, a contact/address book and court exhibits — include many celebrity names, and reporting over time has identified actors who appear on those lists or ...
Advertising pages and multiple scam-alert posts tie “Memo Genesis” to fake celebrity endorsements and AI deepfakes and describe it as a likely scam rather than an FDA‑vetted treatment; CNN’s Dr. Sanja...
Sanjay Gupta’s public work has highlighted lifestyle and preventive neurology approaches to brain health, but there is , and the peer-reviewed literature shows mixed, low-certainty results for one com...
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 documents Bruce Willis’s progression from aphasia (announced in 2022) to a family-updated diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia (FTD) in 2023; outlets report there is no cure for FT...
files contain the names of numerous people from , but presence in contact books or documents does not equal criminal involvement and, in many cases, the files show only tenuous links such as name‑drop...
Available reporting indicates Bruce Willis did not have a formal, verified role with the supplement company Neurocept; multiple consumer and investigative posts say Neurocept ads used deepfaked likene...
Bruce Willis has not been reliably reported as personally taking specific supplements in the sources provided; media coverage instead documents his wife, Emma Heming Willis, founding a brain‑health br...
Dr. Sanjay Gupta has publicly addressed and rejected the idea that he is endorsing supplements like Neurocept, using platforms tied to his CNN work to explain how AI and fake ads can misrepresent publ...
Neurocept is the subject of multiple consumer and watchdog reports that say its marketing uses AI-generated or deepfake video and images — including the likenesses of public figures such as Bruce Will...
Court filings and released Epstein files and related emails have named a wide range of public figures—politicians, businesspeople and celebrities—but the documents as reported stress that inclusion in...
Available reporting and consumer complaints show multiple allegations that Neurocept engaged in deceptive marketing — including AI-generated celebrity endorsements, misleading product descriptions and...
Court documents and reporting show Jeffrey Epstein had ties to a wide array of entertainers and celebrities—names appearing in unsealed filings and contact lists include Leonardo DiCaprio, Naomi Campb...
Neurocept is marketed as a natural cognitive-support supplement containing B‑vitamins, herbal extracts and caffeine, with many vendor sites and some user reviews praising memory and focus benefits whi...
Available reporting shows Dr. Sanjay Gupta has publicly denounced deepfake ads that use his likeness to sell products such as “Neurocept,” and independent analyses report no genuine endorsement or boa...
Public reporting and the supplied analyses show . Coverage instead documents that his wife, Emma Heming Willis, launched a brain‑health supplement brand called Make Time Wellness, but the reporting do...