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The rise of AI-driven deepfakes and thousand-video ad campaigns that use fabricated celebrity likenesses to push supplements.
Fact-checks and regulatory actions repeatedly show that often mislead consumers—ranging from fake “news” reports that misuse celebrity names to cases where endorsements lacked scientific backing or we...
The weight of available reporting shows that products marketed as “Dr. Oz” cures—gummies, miracle pills, or branded “breakthroughs”—are not legitimate endorsements by and are tied to deceptive adverti...
Fact‑checking and reporting on whether Dr. Mehmet Oz specifically promoted a commercial product called “Gelatide” or an internet “gelatin trick” is fractured: numerous wellness sites and viral posts a...