Dr. OZ - health scams on now

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aaronklaw

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I dont watch Dr. Oz but I'm visiting my parents in Michigan and I heard "African Mango scam" in the background. The show is all about health scams and how people were using his name for pushing the products (i.e. half the people on here). He made a fake product called Dynamango or some shit and had this ugly ass LP and brought the people on the show that bought the product. The people said "oh well you recommended it so I bought it"


He called out like a bunch of sites, mostly the ones that used his picture/video/testimonial. Funny shit. It's on right now so tune in.
 


Whats funny is, he prob did recommend it.

Just like with Acai, he physically was on Oprah's show, doing a skit on healthy foods and straight up talked about Acai with Oprah on the show and the benefits of it. This shit didnt just appear out of no where for affiliate marketers to promote...

We put it on our blogs/news sites along with the clip itself playing from Youtube and months later he and Oprah come out and deny they ever recommended it even though its all over Youtube and in their transcription from the show itself.

He is just a hater. He might not be promoting the specific XXX product in question on the site, but I am sure he mentioned African Mango ( as well as Acai ) sometime ago.
 
^^ this is why I included the "He might not be promoting the specific XXX product in question on the site, but I am sure he mentioned African Mango ( as well as Acai ) "

After the acai shit went down, they both agreed that they never once promoted or endorsed Acai in any way shape or form.

i cant find the video now where he said this, but this was the summary:

Oz, who appears on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" as a medical expert, told ABCNews.com earlier this year that he had never officially endorsed acai.

Hmm.. when your on a TV show and tout the benefits of a product in general, how is that not an endorsement when your looked at as a medical expert on one the worlds most watched TV shows?
 
Gotta say I agree 100% with eliquid here. There were affiliates obviously pushing the envelope with it, but just to include a video showing he endorses the acai berry/african mango is public knowledge IMO.
 
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