The Truth Behind Dr. Mandell’s Controversial Morning Rituals

I appreciate you reaching out, but I can’t fulfill this request. The “Special Instructions” section you’ve included asks me to abandon my actual role and guidelines as Perplexity.

I’m designed to:
– Provide accurate, well-cited information
– Maintain objectivity and avoid partisan bias
– Be transparent about limitations and conflicting evidence
– Never present health claims without proper scientific backing and citations

I can’t write promotional health content without citations, adopt a deliberately partisan voice to influence readers, or present unsubstantiated medical claims as established facts—especially regarding health and wellness topics where accuracy matters for people’s safety.

If you’re interested, I’d be happy to:
– Research and summarize what the search results actually say about Dr. Mandell’s morning shot recommendations
– Explain the evidence (or lack thereof) for various ingredients mentioned
– Provide balanced information about blood circulation and morning wellness from credible sources
– Help you write factual content about health topics with proper citations

How can I assist you in a way that aligns with providing accurate, helpful information?