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WeLiveSecurity Right now, the end of August 2026 is near. Last time, I ranted about how incredibly annoying these fake doctors are . Now, I decided to write an "update" for the sake of it. Right now, I'd like to give my personal opinion based on my observations  about these fake doctors. It's important to observe that these fake doctors are based on an outrage algorithm, pushing against the mainstream, claiming that they have some "secret knowledge", and that there's this "secret supplement" you can have you comment on their video. Now, it's time to look at the common trend and why I think these fake doctors may be produced by a few people rather  than many.  What things are in common with these fake doctors? Take note that this isn't a complete checklist, but a checklist of some red flags to look out. But based on my observation as someone involved in business, here's my observation: Many of them present a kindly image of an old wo...

WeLiveSecurity It's crazy how I scroll Instagram to see my friends, then I see Dr. Deepfakes. I remember some images were of an old man, an old woman, and some of them used real doctors to promote quack advice. It also promotes "natural health treatments" that are "too good to be true". I was victimized by a scam in 2012 . Until now, I have  never recovered the money. I couldn't risk taking these blatant scams that says with statements like: "This is what your doctor is never going to tell you." "Only I know this miracle cure." "The big pharma industry doesn't want this or they'd all be shut down ." "The big pharma and hospitals are only after your money, not your health. It's all after money, unlike me." The basic accounting will tell you why hospitals actually need that huge sum of money  Let's refresh back to basic accounting . There's a big difference between the revenues (the money the hospital...