At least half of it is AI

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So I have been watching videos about causes and alternative cures for diabetes most of the afternoon. When the videos are well done you almost cannot tell that it is AI. When it is poorly done it is full of contradictions and scrambled audio. On the best one I watched the guy had some weird hand gestures he kept repeating that looked like sign language. He also said a couple of words strangely. That was the biggest tip off. And it was not a foreigner saying a word with an accent. He had no noticeable accent. It leaves me wondering if there is any truth to what is being presented at all. They are all different ploys to sell various herbal supplements. Oh, and their "experts" have names that are actually those of other well known performers, not doctors. One was even featuring a man who said he was "Tom Hanks" Another was a British musician, not a doctor, even though he supposedly had written a number of books. You could not find the books on the internet. I think I am amused. I am not sure if I am any smarter. Oh, and the other gimmick is " limited supplies, going out of business due to tariffs and difficulty importing. Buy what you need RIGHT NOW supplies are limited. It is not to say that some of these supplements might work as well as prescriptions, because they might, but who wants to risk their money to find out? The fact that it seems to be AI generated makes me skeptical at best.