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American professional baseball player (born 1948)
have used a mix of rulemaking guidance, enforcement litigation, warning letters, and voluntary dispute-resolution to target false celebrity endorsements in , with the leading enforcement against bogus...
Celebrities who promote dietary supplements fall squarely under the FTC’s truth-in-advertising rules for endorsements and under FDA rules when their statements cross into product labeling or disease c...
A persistent scam pattern in dietary supplement marketing has been documented where companies fabricate or falsely attribute celebrity endorsements to sell weight‑loss, muscle‑building and anti‑wrinkl...