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Claims that Dr. Mehmet Oz has promoted a legitimate cure for diabetes are false, with evidence of manipulated videos and scams.
There is no credible, verifiable reporting in the provided materials that Dr. Mehmet Oz or Dr. Phil McGraw legitimately created, endorsed, or sold a product called “Sugar Control” or “Sugar Control Ke...
There is no credible evidence that or developed a remedy for a purported ; the claim appears to be part of scam advertising and that misuse their likenesses while promoting an unproven “cure” and para...
Social media claims that “” is promoting an Okinawa honey cure that can reverse or cure diabetes are unsupported: multiple fact‑checks show videos and ads purporting to feature Dr. Mehmet Oz pitching ...
Social media ads claiming and promote a quick “cure” for are fraudulent: researchers and fact-checkers have identified AI‑generated and false medical claims in these campaigns . There is no credible e...
A wave of viral claims and manipulated videos has linked the names of Dr. Mehmet Oz and Dr. Phil McGraw to “new” diabetes medications and miracle cures, but the evidence separates myth from marketing:...
Multiple independent fact‑checking outlets have documented a wave of manipulated videos that falsely show celebrities and journalists endorsing “diabetes cures,” identifying deepfakes, audio splices a...
Claims that or have announced or endorsed a “diabetes cure” are not supported by the reporting examined: multiple fact‑checks and researchers identify viral videos and ads as or altered content misusi...
The short answer: no—there is no verified “ pancreas cleanser” that cures diabetes or reliably “lowers” diabetes in days, and multiple investigations have identified fake ads, altered videos, and scam...
Available reporting finds no credible evidence that is connected to the marketing networks that produce or distribute fake “” ads; instead the record shows his name and likeness have been repeatedly m...
There is no credible evidence that discovered or is promoting a guaranteed cure for ; multiple investigations show viral videos and ads claiming such cures are doctored or and often push unproven prod...
Claims that Dr. Mehmet Oz has discovered, endorsed, or been attacked over a “miracle” diabetes cure are false and stem from manipulated videos, doctored audio and bogus promotional pages; multiple fac...
Claims that or are promoting a guaranteed "" are unsupported by credible evidence: numerous fact‑checks and experts have identified viral videos and ads showing Oz as fabricated or altered, and Dr. Ph...
Social media posts claiming —or U.S. anchors—are promoting a “miracle” cure are false and tied to manipulated videos, and fabricated endorsements, according to multiple fact-checks and media-forensics...
Claims that “” is selling a quick “sugar cure” or miracle gummy are unsupported by credible evidence and have repeatedly been debunked as deepfakes, doctored ads, or marketing abuse of his likeness . ...