Videos show banned naturopath Barbara O’Neill endorsing anti-aging supplements.
Claimed by Social media videos. · 2024-07-13
What fact-checkers found (1)
- AAPFalse. The videos are AI-generated and don’t match the original footage.
2025-02-07
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