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Elon Musk used X to urge users to upload medical images and endorse weight-loss drugs to reduce U.S. health-care costs, despite concerns from medical experts and fact-checkers
has spoken publicly about as a solvable problem and has recommended specific medical interventions for spine pain, but there is no substantive, sourced record in the provided reporting of Musk taking ...
has publicly linked his weight loss to —variously naming Wegovy, Ozempic and most recently ’s Mounjaro—remarks that have amplified public interest and market demand for these drugs . Reporting shows M...
False health endorsements invoking Elon Musk’s name have prompted consumer alerts and at least one federal enforcement action against the marketers who used his image or fabricated endorsements; regul...
Reporting on ’s diet focuses on , occasional use of like semaglutide/Wegovy, and a laissez‑faire attitude toward food rather than detailed micronutrient profiles; none of the provided sources directly...
There is no credible reporting that Elon Musk has endorsed or invested in medical products specifically targeting urinary health; contemporary coverage instead focuses on allegations that his personal...