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1. • • Scammers have created a copycat Daily Mail webpage advertising a dodgy supplement which claims to ‘dissolve belly fat.’ The fake article also includes a phoney Dragons' Den endorsement. Victims are typically targeted via scam ads which use cloaking technology to appear as if they lead to a harmless website.
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     Beware of these dodgy sites peddling fake medical products

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   Who runs Treat Lyme by Marty Ross MD?

   • Marty Ross MD runs Treat Lyme by Marty Ross MD. In late 2019, he returned to Seattle to re-open his medical practice as Marty Ross MD Healing Arts and to run Treat Lyme by Marty Ross MD. As a passionate health educator and clinical expert, he loves helping people and is happy to hear countless stories of health improvements from those using his resources.

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   Why did the FDA call out a supplement company in 2022?

   • In November 2022, the FDA called out seven supplement companies for illegally claiming their products could treat or prevent cardiovascular disease, such as atherosclerosis or heart failure.

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   How do health scammers promote their products?

   • Scammers promote their products with savvy marketing, often using tactics that target specific populations via the web and email, but also by word-of-mouth, newspapers, magazines, TV, and direct mail. Health fraud scams run rampant on social media sites and closed messaging apps, such as Signal, Viber, WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger.

   6 Tip-offs to Rip-offs: Don't Fall for Health Fraud Scams | FDA

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   Is Dragons' Den a scam?

   • The fake article also includes a phoney Dragons' Den endorsement. Victims are typically targeted via scam ads which use cloaking technology to appear as if they lead to a harmless website. This technology also makes the link in these ads appear safe to the online platforms which host them, such as Facebook and Google.

   Beware of these dodgy sites peddling fake medical products

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   Are online supplements a scam?

   • Justin Brookman, director of privacy and technology policy at CR and a former FTC official, says consumers often assume the online marketplace for supplements is well-regulated. “In reality, consumer protection authorities are woefully understaffed and can pursue only a fraction of the scams,” he says.

   Beware Dietary Supplements Marketed Online - Consumer Reports

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   What are the most common purchase scams in 2023?

   • Purchase scams, where victims are lured into buying items that never show up or are significantly different to those advertised, soared by 34% in 2023, according to UK Finance. New research by The Media Trust has identified three trending scams which use copycat sites and fake celebrity endorsements to target consumers.

   Beware of these dodgy sites peddling fake medical products

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3. www.reddit.com › r › LymeMarty Ross MD (TreatLyme.net) protocols are working after 14 ...

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   The USA owner wont answer any emails if you ask questions on the product which shows me she knows its a scam. Glad it is helping you tho - Regardless if it works (for you) or not they claim 450mg of stabilized allicin on their website when its really 135 mcg. This is a clear lie and an easy lawsuit as well.

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5. www.health.harvard.edu › staying-healthy › watch-outWatch out for bogus supplement claims - Harvard Health

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   Mar 1, 2023 · In November 2022, the FDA called out seven supplement companies for illegally claiming their products could treat or prevent cardiovascular disease, such as atherosclerosis or heart failure.

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6. www.treatlyme.net › guide › ultimate-bartonellaThe Ultimate Bartonella Treatment Guide | Marty Ross MD

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   Building an Effective Bartonella Treatment Plan. A successful Bartonella treatment strategy should address the bacteria's growing and persisting forms, as well as biofilms and fibrin nests. Follow these five steps for your best chance of recovery. Step 1: Boost Your Immune System.

7. www.consumerreports.org › health › beware-dietaryBeware Dietary Supplements Marketed Online - Consumer Reports

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   Mar 9, 2021 · The attorney general’s office wrote that it was “extremely concerned” about claims presenting one of the company’s products—a blend of essential oils called Pure Herbal Total Defense Immunity...

8. www.treatlyme.net › about-dr-rossOur Story - Treat Lyme

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   Oct 15, 2024 · What is Treat Lyme & Why did Marty Ross MD move it to Austin, Texas? See our full story to find out the answers to these questions and more.

9. www.fda.gov › consumers › consumer-updates6 Tip-offs to Rip-offs: Don't Fall for Health Fraud Scams | FDA

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   6 Tip-offs to Rip-offs: Don't Fall for Health Fraud Scams. A health product is fraudulent if it is promoted to treat a disease or condition, but not scientifically proven safe and effective...