The Mayon Miracle Oil endorsement reel misuses Dr. Gonzalo Banuelos Jr.'s identity to promote the product as a cancer treatment
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The video alleges that Banuelos endorses “Mayon Miracle Oil” as a more affordable cancer cure, saying that it has successfully treated many of his previous patients and that the product is cheaper than chemotherapy, surgery, and other anti-cancer treatments. Raissa Banuelos also added that portions of the fake advertisement, taken from old lecture videos on a medical center’s Facebook account, were dubbed to falsely imply that the doctor endorses the supposed miracle oil as a cancer treatment.products, which means it did not go through the agency’s registration process and was not issued a Certificate of Product Registration.that cancer was the second leading cause of death in 2022, with lung, breast, and liver cancers topping the list.
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