more than 11% of Americans have diabetes according to the American Diabetes Association the chronic illness results in hundreds of billions of dollars in medical cost each year Facebook ads claim a product called sugar Defender has helped over 100,000 people overcome diabetes verify viewer Trudy asked us if sugar Defender can cure diabetes so let's verify using these sources these Facebook ad claims are false the National Institutes of Health say there is no cure for diabetes and the Food and Drug administr ation says there are no dietary supplements that treat or cure diabetes all FDA approved diabetes
drugs are only available by prescription on its website sugar Defender claims to be a dietary supplement that can safely and effectively help with maintaining healthy blood sugar levels and weight loss but the NIH and FDA say there's no evidence that dietary supplements like sugar Defender can do that either in December 2023 the FDA warned the public about illegally marketed or fraudulent diabetes treatments including non-prescription products or dietary supplements there are many other red flags that Sugar Defender might be a scam including a Better Business Bureau scam tracker report that said the product failed to lower
a customer's blood sugar and possibly even raised it customers have also submitted complaints to the BBB about multiple companies that sell sugar Defender claiming they struggle to get a refund for canceled and missing orders the sugar Defender site claims to show photos of real customers who use the product but using a reverse image search verifi discovered that at least two of the real customers can be found on other websites one nameless customer is a model who appears in dozens of stock photos and this photo of a customer named Shawn B from North Carolina was also
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