I have many patients asking about supplements for both glycemic control and weight loss, as I’m sure all of you do. Sometimes there’s some evidence for the advertised product, but most often there is none. These are good opportunities to teach our patients to identify a scam. I recently re-found a couple of websites that I’ve used in the past to teach patients to identify false advertising or scams. These are good enough to share, so I hope you find them useful as well.
Both of these sites are phony ads set up by the FTC just for the purpose of teaching consumers to be smart and skeptical when evaluating marketing claims for supplements or diet programs. I think the weight loss site is better because it gives a bit more information and is interactive. You will find them here.

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