evidence: Factually inaccurate: While lifestyle changes and medication can help manage diabetes and prevent its complications, there is currently no cure for diabetes. There is also no evidence that any supplement, herb, or alternative therapy can prevent or treat diabetes. News reports allegedly of a new drug that cures diabetes in two weeks are the result of video manipulation. In October 2023, videos that appeared to show news reports about a new drug that cures diabetes and its complications spread on Facebook and TikTok. The videos featured popular anchors at major TV networks, including Wolf Blitzer at CNN and Laura Ingraham at Fox News, as well as the alleged developer of the drug, surgeon and TV personality Mehmet Oz. Similar phrases were used across all these videos, such as claims that with this drug "your blood sugar levels will return to normal in three days" and that the symptoms "will disappear within two weeks" and forever. In addition, the videos showed Oz promising to "pay a million dollars to anyone who could not cure diabetes with his new drug".