Health & cures
Real examples of Health & cures scams reported by the public. Learn what they look like so you can spot and avoid them.
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Likely scamScam likelihood 96/100
Non-CBS URL 'memorexisnut.com' uses CBS News branding and fake celebrity/news quotes from Bill Gates and Anderson Cooper to promote a 'honey blend' that claims to prevent Alzheimer’s and restore memory. Clear impersonation and health-cure scam signals.
Health & curesAnalyzed by ChatGPT 5.5
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Likely scamScam likelihood 95/100
news-dayli.org displays CBS NEWS branding, 60 Minutes/CBS image, and byline 'Anderson Cooper' while promoting an Alzheimer's reversal claim with celebrities. Clear news-brand impersonation and deceptive medical cure funnel.
Health & curesAnalyzed by ChatGPT 5.5
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High riskScam likelihood 78/100
Sponsored ad claims a Bible-based cure for Alzheimer's/dementia, says memory returns in 2 weeks, urges users to tap/watch on unrelated domain MKTOBLIVION.LAT. Clear miracle-health funnel with deceptive medical claims.
Health & curesAnalyzed by ChatGPT 5.5
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Likely scamScam likelihood 90/100
Sponsored ads promote a 'cure' for Alzheimer's/dementia and claim memory loss can be reversed without medications or doctor visits using a honey/biblical drink trick, with 'Tap for recipe' funnel and odd domain mktoblivion.lat.
Health & curesAnalyzed by ChatGPT 5.5
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High riskScam likelihood 74/100
Sponsored health/weight-loss ad uses ozempic/GLP-1, a dermatologist-was-wrong claim, body-shame imagery, and 'you need to read this carefully' clickbait linking to erae-paris.com. Unverified medical/weight-loss funnel, but no explicit payment or credential request shown.
Health & curesAnalyzed by OpenAI (gpt-5.5)
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Likely scamScam likelihood 84/100
Screenshot impersonates Dr. Sanjay Gupta (CNN medical figure) with text 'AFTER DR SANJAY GUPTA' alongside a mystery substance being filtered. Classic fake-doctor-endorsement health scam funnel pattern using a trusted medical persona to sell an unverified remedy.
Health & curesAnalyzed by Claude Opus 4.8