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Regulatory evaluation of weight-loss supplements and deceptive marketing tied to media promotion, specifically Dr. Oz's endorsements.
Dr. Oz’s “pink gelatin” trick — often shared as a cheap, nightly gelatin drink to shrink the belly — is not a miracle fat‑burner but can help some people eat less by increasing fullness and reducing b...
Federal and congressional authorities — principally the , the , and congressional oversight bodies — have reviewed and taken action against weight‑loss supplements and the marketers who sell them, par...