Is the content of the advertisement true? Thank you for your questions.

I believe some advertisements and some don't. I mainly look at whether the advertising content is true and effective, which may take time. But I believe some old brand advertisements or advertisements of well-known enterprises. Believe in: well-known domestic enterprises, such as Haier, Lenovo, Peking University Founder, Tsinghua Tongfang, Shuanghui, Tsingtao Brewery, Hisense, Master Kong, Huiyuan, Bank of Communications, Vanke, Maotai, Hongtashan and Wuliangye. Famous foreign companies, such as Microsoft, Dell, Nokia, Toyota, Sony, Samsung, Volkswagen, etc. What I dislike most and believe least are: beauty, medicine, health care products, recruitment, intermediary services, weight loss, height increase, agency documents, agency financing, joining agents, etc. The following information may be helpful to each of us: deceptive advertisements are flying all over the city. Consumers must be alert to the "substitute diploma" stuck on the waiting stop sign, "cure for sexually transmitted diseases" inserted in the door, "lose weight and increase breasts" broadcast on TV ... More and more messy advertisements are wandering around us. At present, deceptive advertisements are mostly attacked in the form of "guerrilla warfare", and newspapers, corridors and cracks in residential areas have become the preferred targets. Outdoor telephone poles or building walls often see these "psoriasis". Most of these secretive advertisements refuse to leave a detailed address, leaving only a paging number, which is attractive. Deceptive advertisements enter the mass media openly, which makes law enforcers have a headache. Nowadays, all kinds of "seeking medical advice" columns in newspapers, radio and television are hard to distinguish between good and bad, and many of them have become "propaganda positions" for illegal drugs and medical advertisements. Radio stations sell drugs and medical devices in the form of doctors and experts sitting in the clinic, and there are programs that prove in the name of doctors and patients and publicize the so-called "effective cure". Many breast enhancement products and weight loss products in TV direct selling advertisements are unhealthy and intentionally exaggerate their efficacy. The insiders pointed out that the column of "famous doctors sitting in the classroom" in the media is more deceptive because the people regard this kind of advertisement of "hanging sheep's head to sell dog meat" as publicity of public health knowledge. People of insight called for "counterfeiting" in the "health care" column of the media. Deceptive advertising slogan 1: "The latest series of pure Chinese medicine for diabetes can save diabetic patients from the pain of taking medicine for life and make them recover completely." Deception slogan 2: "The birth of ×× Sanxiaodan fills the gap in the domestic use of traditional Chinese medicine to cure diabetes, which is another major breakthrough in the history of Chinese medicine." Deception slogan 3: "This is the sacred temple for the rehabilitation of diabetic patients. This is an oasis of happiness for diabetics to be completely cured. " ..... Deception slogan 4: From treating symptoms to curing the root cause, from treating the right medicine to relieving the source of the disease, the "new gene therapy for diabetes" will completely reverse the traditional concept that diabetes cannot be fundamentally recovered, and will also end the history of lifelong suffering of diabetic patients. How to identify illegal drugs, medical devices and health food advertisements? A person from the Food and Drug Administration said: First of all, we should check whether there is an advertisement approval number approved by the food and drug administration. Secondly, consumers should carefully identify advertisements containing the following six contents: 1. Absolute language: such as radical cure, eradication, non-rebound, drug treatment, national level, the most advanced science, the highest technology and other terms; 2, invalid refund, no toxic side effects, insurance company insurance, taking one to several courses of illness and other commitments; 3, using medical research institutions, academic institutions, medical institutions or doctors to prove and affirm the efficacy of the product, or claiming that the product is recommended by an academic institution, government departments, medical institutions or doctors as the only or best product for treating diseases, rehabilitation and health care; 4, the cure rate, effective rate and award-winning content; 5. Letters from patients, thank-you letters, etc. to prove the efficacy of the product, claiming that the symptoms are relieved or cured after using the product, etc. 6. In health food advertisements, it is claimed that certain diseases can be treated, such as diabetes and tumors. In addition, prescription drugs may not be advertised in the mass media or advertised to the public in other ways, but only in designated medical and pharmaceutical professional journals. Health food must indicate the advice: this product must not replace medicine. In addition, advertisements for narcotic drugs, psychotropic drugs, toxic drugs and radioactive drugs are prohibited. The Food and Drug Administration also made a special reminder that patients and consumers should be especially vigilant against all kinds of small advertisements distributed on the street, especially those for drugs, medical devices and health foods that treat tumors and incurable diseases.