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The tactics used to market supplements, including clickbait videos and ambiguous corporate contact details.
There is no credible evidence that Dr. Ben Carson developed or marketed a supplement called “Memory Lift”; multiple fact-checkers and news outlets report that claims and ads tying Carson to miracle me...
Gelatide, marketed as a “natural” liquid weight‑loss supplement, presents no independently verified clinical safety profile in the provided reporting: its manufacturer claims “no side effects” , but i...
Dr. Mehmet Oz has publicly discussed tinnitus in consumer-facing pieces and has noted potential treatments such as transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) while cautioning patients to seek medical eva...
is a branded weight‑loss product marketed online in pill, drop and shot formats and promoted with dramatic claims; independent reporting shows marketing practices that are often misleading, limited cl...
Independent, published evaluations specifically testing the clinical trials behind Gundry MD’s finished products are scarce in the available reporting; what does exist are third‑party quality tests of...
Mehmet Oz has addressed tinnitus—commonly described as ringing in the ears—on multiple platforms, promoting a mix of prevention tips, emerging therapies and rehabilitative approaches rather than a sin...
The claim that Burn Peak reviews are “verified” is split between promotional, brand-aligned outlets that label testimonials as verified and independent consumer platforms that contain critical, first‑...
The term “Gelatide” in available reporting appears as a marketed weight‑loss product name riding the viral gelatin‑trick trend rather than a clearly defined, independently documented formula, and some...
The "pink salt trick" — a morning drink of warm water, lemon and Himalayan pink salt — has gone viral as a supposed shortcut to weight loss, but nutrition experts and fact-checkers say there is no cre...
Marketing practices and affiliate-driven reviews shape perceptions of supplements like Ember Ghee by amplifying selective claims, creating artificial social proof, and obscuring product provenance; cr...