FactCheck: Dr. Josephine Grace Rojo, in her Facebook post, warns the public against the fake accounts that use her name and face in the advertisement of some products. FactsFirstPH
A Filipino doctor endorses a certain brand of mixed nuts products to help neutralize uric acid levels, reduce blood pressure, and treat diabetes.
A Facebook page named “Dr. Josephine Grace C. Rojo” endorses, in a video post, Super Mix Nuts, a mixed nuts product. A photo of her with the product is flashed on the video.The facts:last September 22, 2022, clarified that she does not endorse nor sell any product. She warned the public against the fake accounts that use her name and face in the advertisement of some products, and identified some altered photos used in the ads.
which shows her holding a mug, was mirrored and altered, with the image of the product being advertised placed above the mug.
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