Samantha Ruth Prabhu and The Liver Doc Controversy

Dr. Cyriac Abby Philips, popularly known as 'The Liver Doc' on social media, has slammed Samantha Ruth Prabhu for promoting 'fraud supplements' and called her a 'science illiterate'. The controversy began when Samantha promoted a supplement brand claiming to contain NMN (Nicotinamide Mononucleotide), which allegedly helps reverse the decline of NAD+ with age. The Liver Doc accused Samantha of spreading misinformation and defrauding her followers.

The Liver Doc shared a series of posts on social media, criticizing Samantha for promoting supplements without scientific evidence. He emphasized that the supplement industry is often filled with misinformation and that celebrities like Samantha should be more responsible in their endorsements. The Liver Doc concluded his series of posts with a 'BOTTOM LINE', advising people to focus on proven methods for healthy aging, such as diet, exercise, and sleep.

Samantha hasn't publicly reacted to The Liver Doc's claims, but she has announced that she is the co-founder of the supplement brand Gataca. She emphasized that the brand's products are backed by science, third-party tested, and built on clean and purposeful principles. Samantha's involvement with the brand suggests that she is committed to its mission and products.

The controversy surrounding Samantha and The Liver Doc highlights the importance of scientific evidence in the supplement industry. As a public figure, Samantha's endorsements can influence her followers' purchasing decisions. The Liver Doc's criticism serves as a reminder to consumers to be cautious and informed when it comes to health supplements.