In this video I reviewed the so-called “Dr. Ben Carson Asian Honey Protocol” that’s been going viral as a “brain boost” honey trick. The ads claim it can reverse memory loss, improve brain function, and even help with dementia—and that’s the first straight-up red flag. Those are massive medical claims, and there’s currently no known cure for conditions like dementia, so the idea that a simple kitchen recipe can fix it is completely unrealistic. The bigger problem is there’s zero evidence Dr. Ben Carson ever created or endorsed any honey protocol at all. Multiple fact checks say the claims are fake, and even his representatives have denied involvement. I also called out how shady the marketing is: deepfake videos, fake interviews, manipulated clips, and “news-style” pages designed to pressure you into buying overpriced supplements. Most of the time the “recipe” isn’t even shown, because the real goal is to funnel you into sketchy products with unclear ingredients. Bottom line: it’s not legit, it follows a common supplement scam pattern, and I’d avoid it completely.