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The complexity of the internet has simultaneously increased the volume of information available to consumers while also diluting its quality. The ongoing struggle against misinformation and disinformation plays a crucial role in this dynamic. While misinformation refers to inaccurate information shared without malicious intent, disinformation is designed to mislead. The proliferation of misleading information peddled by companies, influencers, and even politicians means that consumers are often left confused about what products truly contribute to their health and well-being.