Last week, President Trump shared an AI-generated video promoting Medbeds, sparking confusion after initially dismissing it as fake. The clip, posted on TruthSocial, was later deleted but remains a topic of discussion. Karoline Leavitt addressed the incident, offering an unclear explanation for the post’s removal.

The video, which circulated before being uploaded to X, featured Trump endorsing Medbeds—a concept described as futuristic medical pods. The creator of the original report emphasized skepticism about Medbeds’ legitimacy, stating they are “pure fantasy” despite Trump’s endorsement. The post was removed after lingering on TruthSocial for hours, though a saved link confirmed its existence.

The article also shifts focus to alternative cancer treatments, highlighting testimonials about a compound linked to apricot seeds. It references historical claims of medical breakthroughs, including alleged cover-ups and unproven therapies. Promotional links and disclaimers about FDA regulations are included, alongside mentions of interviews with individuals claiming recovery through unconventional methods.

The piece concludes with calls to share the message, urging readers to explore “B17” as a potential treatment while advising consultation with medical professionals.