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Allegations of deceptive marketing and false health claims for brain and pain-related supplements by Neurocept/Neurocet cluster, with the Federal Trade Commission and private consumers filing complaints.
has a clear enforcement record against bogus “” and other ads, exemplified by its high‑profile complaint and settlement with (Lumosity) for deceptive advertising , while the agency and have signaled a...
Since 2015 the has repeatedly targeted sellers of so‑called “brain‑booster” supplements through complaints, settlements and court actions that expose fake news sites, fabricated endorsements, hijacked...
Systematic, reliable counts of how often physicians’ names are misused in dietary-supplement advertising do not exist in the public reporting reviewed, but regulators have long treated deceptive healt...
Marketers routinely translate preliminary lab work—cell, animal, or single small human studies—into consumer-facing supplement claims by leaning on vague qualifiers, selective citations, and non-autho...