evidence: Factually inaccurate: The claim relies on alleged publications featuring Ben Carson endorsing a product called BioHeal Blood CBD or other "natural" remedies. However, a representative of Ben Carson denied any involvement or endorsement of such products. Moreover, there is no known cure for hypertension. [...] However, the belief in fake or unproven cures for hypertension, fanned by Facebook ads described above, may lead people to decide not to take their prescribed medicine or adopt necessary lifestyle changes, thus putting them at risk. We’ll explain why the CBD gummies and "3 natural ingredients" ads featuring Carson have the hallmarks of scam ads and show that they are indeed fake. [...] In summary, neither CBD gummies nor natural ingredients are in themselves a cure for hypertension. Hypertension is a lifelong condition and no known cure is currently available. As the saying goes, if it’s too good to be true, it probably is. As we demonstrated above, these online advertisements promising miracle cures and boasting of celebrity endorsements employ deceptive tactics and lack scientific evidence for their claims. Users are advised to give such advertisements and claims a wide berth.