The deepfake video warning about Dr. Oz's scams on Facebook is an example of how these deceptive videos are used to promote products like gummies or supplements.
Barbara O'Neill, featured in the video, falsely claims a $39 product can cure diabetes, linking to a misrepresented article and making unverified claims.
The post was flagged for spreading false information as there is no cure for diabetes, affecting millions, and the product pitched was not in partnership with Pfizer.
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