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Regulatory actions against companies engaging in deceptive marketing practices
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...
The materials supplied show regulatory enforcement against companies that marketed unproven cognitive or Alzheimer’s products and a stream of consumer complaints about a product named Neurocept, but t...
A review of available reporting finds no credible evidence that Dr. Ania M. Jastreboff holds a leadership or medical advisory role at a product or company called LipoMax; multiple authoritative source...
Ben Carson has not been shown to have created or officially endorsed Neurocept and reporting indicates his camp has pushed back against fabricated ads; AFP updated its fact check with a comment from B...
Ben Carson does have an official website listed as DrBenCarson.org , but there is no credible evidence in the provided reporting that he sells or officially endorses a supplement called Nerocept/Neuro...
Ben Carson has legitimate, documented engagements in biomedical advisory roles — for example his announced consulting role with Galectin Therapeutics and a USDA appointment as National Nutrition Advis...
Clinical trial data for a product named Memo® report only mild, short-lived adverse effects—nausea, dyspepsia, transient headache, flushing and palpitations—over a four-week course , while commercial ...