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Scam Ads and Misleading Marketing

The use of fake endorsements and misleading marketing tactics in the promotion of weight-loss and diabetes products

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Jan 17, 2026
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Dr. Phil and Dr Oz product Sugar Control

There is no credible, verifiable reporting in the provided materials that Dr. Mehmet Oz or Dr. Phil McGraw legitimately created, endorsed, or sold a product called “Sugar Control” or “Sugar Control Ke...

Jan 15, 2026
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Does Dr Oz support Sugar Control Apple Cider Vinegar gummy ads

Dr. Mehmet Oz does not support — and has not officially endorsed — apple cider vinegar “Sugar Control” or other weight‑loss/diabetes gummy products, and multiple fact‑checks say companies have falsely...

Feb 1, 2026

gelatide weight loss

is marketed as a jelly or liquid “” supplement with glowing user testimonials online, but independent reporting and the scientific literature do not back up claims of a reliable, long-term fat‑melting...

Jan 24, 2026

Is Dr. OZ Genitide legit?

A definitive claim that "" is legitimate cannot be supported by the documents provided; the available reporting shows products marketed with “Dr. Oz” branding or name-association—like and various gumm...

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