Reviews

Dive into the expert insights and evidence-based assessments by Dr. Brian, where he unravels the truth behind medical products, procedures, and fads.

Lipomax Review

Lipomax sells hype, not results. These are just a mix of shady supplements unlikely to… Read More »Lipomax Review

Lemme Purr, like many gummy probiotics, only contains Bacillus strains that help with digestion—but not… Read More »Lemme Purr Review

Yerba mate is often praised as a health drink, but its benefits aren’t as well-supported… Read More »Yerba Magic Review

Prozenith is just another keto BHB supplement with extra ingredients that don’t actually help with… Read More »Prozenith Review

Gut Drops contains small amounts of Christensenella minuta, a probiotic linked to gut health but… Read More »Gut Drops Review

Aqua Sculpt includes a mix of ingredients meant to support weight loss, but the doses… Read More »Aqua Sculpt Review

Bee venom creams may offer modest benefits for acne or eczema, but they’re unlikely to… Read More »Bee Venom Creams in Skincare

BurnJaro is a sketchy supplement that fails to clearly list its ingredients and likely contains… Read More »BurnJaro Review

Liquid I.V. contains more sugar and less salt than the WHO oral rehydration solution, making… Read More »Liquid I.V. Review

While laser light therapy can be an effective medical treatment for nail fungus, the over-the-counter… Read More »Why Nail Fungus Lights DON’T Work

Prime Biome is a mild probiotic that offers limited benefits for gut health and is… Read More »Prime Biome Review

AREDS 2 is well-supported for eye health, including AMD, but some nutrients, like zinc, may… Read More »The Truth About AREDS 2