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Dr. Oz and Oprah aren't backing 'pink gelatin' weight loss trick. Here's how to spot scam

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Online ads and videos falsely tied public figures to a supposed gelatin-based weight loss method and related products such as Gelatide.

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Dr. Oz and Oprah aren't backing 'pink gelatin' weight loss trick. Here's how to spot scam

Online ads and videos falsely tied public figures to a supposed gelatin-based weight loss method and related products such as Gelatide.

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Snopes broke the news in United States on Friday, April 24, 2026.
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