Mehmet Oz on fake 'Dr Oz Keto Gummies' and CBD products: warns against

Dr. Mehmet Oz warns against ads for “Dr Oz Keto Gummies,” CBD products, diabetes “gummies,” and fake “blood-vessel-cleaning” products bearing his name. Oz does not endorse any such products; Lead Stories fact-checks confirm the ads using his name and likeness — often featuring Kelly Clarkson, Wolf Blitzer, or Shark Tank branding — are fraudulent.

Oz has been “outspoken about the problem, warning his audience to avoid the scams,” per the fact-check reporting. His stated reasoning, consistent with his long-running “IT’S NOT ME” campaign, is that scammers exploit his image to defraud consumers, and any endorsement claim attached to these products is a lie.

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