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Fla Dem

(27,791 posts) Wed May 20, 2026, 09:38 PM Wednesday

Has anyone tried the memory restoring pill Memopezi Bill Gates is advertising. [View all]

The adverting is a long video with the prices for different size offers at the end and then the order process.

I googled Memopezil and the AI response was that it's a hoax. I would like to believe it is a effective memory improvement as I do feel my memory is slipping away.

So just thought before I ordered it I'd check with the DU crowd who are so well versed in so many things to see if anyone has tried it.

I am inclined to think it's a scam, but because I want to believe it works, just thought I'd check with our knowledgeable DU'ers on the off chance someone did use it and it worked,

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Has anyone tried the memory restoring pill Memopezi Bill Gates is advertising. [View all] Fla Dem Wednesday OP

You might want to post in Health forum. Link below. SheltieLover Wednesday #1

Thanks will do. Fla Dem Wednesday #5

Yw! SheltieLover Wednesday #7

I'd go with the advice in this article: Pinback Wednesday #2

Thanks, that's pretty definitive. Fla Dem Wednesday #9

As a fortunate one who has never seen the ad, is Bill Gates really in it or added by AI? hlthe2b Wednesday #11

Nope, deepfaked, as you surmised (nt) AZJonnie Wednesday #18

My guess Rebl2 Thursday #30

Amusing that three of the ingredients of memopezile are, in fact, in the articles list of legit options AZJonnie Wednesday #16

Assuming those ingredients are actually in the stuff. Pinback Wednesday #22

I didn't mean its claims aren't bogus and its not a scam AZJonnie Thursday #31

Good points! Pinback Thursday #33

Yes, no, maybe Brother Buzz Wednesday #3

I've never heard of it but the name sounds "hinky" biophile Wednesday #4

Thanks for the advice. Probably won't pursue. Fla Dem Wednesday #8

Maybe. I can't remember. MineralMan Wednesday #6

Scam, sorry Easterncedar Wednesday #10

of course it is a scam! rule of thumb - if it sounds too good to be true, it is bullshit. NewHendoLib Wednesday #12

BILL GATES IS DOING ADS??? Skittles Wednesday #13

Of course he is not. It is a scam. This board sometimes, arrrfff Celerity Thursday #24

This message was self-deleted by its author Skittles Wednesday #14

Thanks all......Received the needed assurances that it was the scam I thought it was. Fla Dem Wednesday #15

I am in the early stages of demementia and memory loss. I was told it can't be reversed but it can be slowed Cheezoholic Wednesday #17

Thank you for your informative post. Fla Dem Thursday #28

Does it have microchips? FoxNewsSucks Wednesday #19

My what again? marble falls Wednesday #20

On a positive note, you'll remember not to do this again. marble falls Wednesday #21

Bill Gates isn't advertising some scam memory cure. It's AI spam manipulating his voice and image. hedda_foil Thursday #23

How can we trust anything anymore? Boomerproud Thursday #26

Scam. Celerity Thursday #25

Here are two phrases to search the Web for - expect multiple hits, including multiple legit medical studies: eppur_se_muova Thursday #27

No malaise Thursday #29

Coming to a gas station near you soon. maveric Thursday #32