Doctor El-Sayed's health scheme sparks campaign concerns

Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed has promoted health products and supplements through advertisements, citing his medical credentials despite never holding a medical license or completing a residency. He used his platform to endorse items such as supplements, a metabolism device, and peptides, often claiming they were based on scientific principles, though experts have expressed skepticism about their efficacy. El-Sayed previously assured the public he would not sell health products but later used his medical background to promote them, raising questions about transparency and the accuracy of his claims.

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