The tea that cured everything
A tea brand sent Grace a sample, and she loved it. Her Reel said it "reverses diabetes naturally."
What happened
The Reel spread fast in wellness circles, then was removed for a health claim.
Her other posts about the tea were marked ineligible to earn, and the brand had to pull its campaign.
The rule behind it
Claims that a product cures a disease on Meta's list, which includes diabetes and cancer, are banned. Misleading medical claims are never eligible for monetization.
Getting paid by following the rules
- Share her own experience as her own experience: "I drink it every morning and I like how I feel."
- Leave disease claims out entirely, even when a brand's materials include them.
- Point viewers to a doctor for medical decisions.
Your story is yours to tell. A cure claim is not.
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