“Dr. Oz endorsed gummies to “clean blood vessels” and treat high blood pressure.”
Social media posts
in a Facebook post. Claim dated 7 Jan 2024.
PolitiFact rated thisFalse
What PolitiFact found
This video’s audio was edited. Dr. Mehmet Oz didn’t endorse gummies to treat high blood pressure. For years, Oz has warned people not to fall for scams that use his name and likeness to sell health products.
Their words, from the summary they publish with the rating.
In short
This claim spread on social media around 7 January 2024. PolitiFact (United States) looked into it and published its finding on 17 January 2024, 10 days later. Its rating was “False”.
Where the claim appeared
- Facebook posthttps://www.facebook.com/FiggyMusic/posts/pfbid02GofcR4U9vHABn2s463VaWnKx5udx86wysDd77wZ2…
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