help with pretty terrible diseases, right? yeah, long sections of that lawsuit, anderson, detailing how mannatech sales people told customers these supplements could help with symptoms of alzheimer s, down syndrome and cancer and the lawsuit said of course there was no scientific evidence to back it up. as for dr. carson s use of the supplements, what does he say? carson is able to point out he s not giving up on traditional medicine at all, shouldn t be abandoned is what he said but these supplements can and should be used in congestico conjunction with approaches that have worked. article strong williams is dr. carson s business manager and radio tv talk show house and columnist joins me tonight. good to have you on the program. you heard drew s report. how do you describe dr.
doesn t mean i m endorsing them or have a special relationship with them. there are some groups that booked me multiple times. it doesn t mean that i have a special relationship or involved with their product. they can easily go back and find out that i don t have any formal relationships with mannatech. reporter: we did check. all references to carson have been removed from the various mannatech websites to compile with federal election campaign laws. in a statement e-mailed to cnn the company says dr. carson chose to participate in videos while attending corporate events he gave his personal perspective and testimony. he was not compensated for his participation in these videos. drew, the texas lawsuit against mannatech claimed the company said the pills could help with pretty terrible diseases, right? yeah, long sections of that lawsuit, anderson, detailing how mannatech sales people told