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Dr. Oz's past endorsements of weight-loss supplements and the associated legal and ethical scrutiny
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...
There are no sourced or corporate records in the provided reporting that directly link to a supplement product named "Iron Boost"; a marketplace listing and third‑party reviews claim a product called ...
Yes — the so‑called “Dr. Oz pink jello” or gelatin weight‑loss trick has been widely circulated as linked to Dr. Mehmet Oz and has drawn pushback: some consumer‑protection reporting and health explain...