The Venezuelan Society of Internal Medicine has issued a warning regarding social media influencers promoting inaccurate health information. The organization urges the public to critically evaluate sources and consult with qualified healthcare professionals before acting on any health recommendations found online. This advisory underscores growing concerns about the spread of misinformation, particularly in the health sector, through platforms with large reach. The Society stresses the potential dangers of relying on unqualified individuals for medical guidance. Experts emphasize that self-diagnosis and treatment based on influencer advice can be harmful. It is crucial to prioritize evidence-based information from trusted medical sources for maintaining health and well-being. This warning reflects a broader trend of medical communities globally addressing the challenges posed by online health misinformation.