Dr. Ben Carson CBD Gummies Scam: He NEVER Endorsed Them! [02a3783a2]

Watch out for this Dr. Ben Carson CBD Gummies scam, in this case for Revive CBD Gummies, that shows fake reviews, as it's not legit. The scam involves a fake NBC or NBC News article that has fake comments underneath that act as reviews. It claims that Dr. Ben Carson had a lawsuit filed against him by "Big Pharma" or some other fictional claim and it says that he is promoting Revive CBD Gummies for diabetes, but it's not true at all. Dr. Ben Carson has nothing to do with Revive CBD Gummies or any gummies at all. Dr. Ben Carson's image and likeness have been used for many years to claim that he had endorsed various products that, in reality, he had nothing to do with. Revive CBD Gummies are being advertised in this scam along with the names of Dr. Oz and probably other people, too. The truth is that no celebrities have endorsed Revive CBD Gummies as a way of helping with diabetes.

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