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Claims that Bill Gates uses or endorses mind-boosting pills are false and part of a pattern of bogus supplement marketing.
Claims that uses or endorses “mind-boosting” pills are part of a long, well-documented pattern of bogus supplement marketing that fabricates celebrity endorsements and fake news-style sites, while the...
There is no credible evidence in the reporting provided that created, marketed or formally endorsed a product called “”; sources instead document a recurring scam tactic of falsely attaching Gates’ na...
endorses or uses so-called “mind boost” or “smart pill” supplements circulate widely, but multiple investigations and enforcement actions show those endorsements are fabrications used to sell products...
’ publicly discussed “mind-boost” habits are mundane, science-aligned practices—reading, sleep and low-effort tasks that encourage mental wandering—combined with large-scale investment in brain scienc...
does fund and publicly promote serious research aimed at diagnosing, treating and better understanding brain disease — including large donations to dementia funds, diagnostic accelerators and technolo...
There is no credible evidence that is associated with or endorses any over‑the‑counter “” or “smart pill” dietary supplement; multiple investigations and enforcement actions show marketers falsely use...
There is no credible evidence that personally uses or publicly endorses a “” drug; the record shows sizable investments by Gates into and brain‑disease research, diagnostics and biotech companies rath...