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Dr. Oz has a history of promoting supplements and commercial products, sometimes drawing scrutiny and watchdog complaints.
has repeatedly offered dietary guidance to raise intake — from an “iron-rich grocery list” published under his byline to on-air and Q&A advice about and food combinations to enhance iron absorption . ...
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