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Dr. Oz Diet Tips (TOP7)

August 16, 2009  

If you want to get the best dieting results, you should follow a few simple guidelines. Here are dieting tips from Dr. Oz. I also added one myself.

Diet Tips from Dr. Oz

#1 Add high-fiber foods to your daily diet.

You can cleanse your colon naturally by eating high-fiber, whole grain foods. Not all of them taste very well, but it’s worth it.

#2 Eating the same foods over and over again ..

If you do this you will lose more weight. If you have a mixed diet plan then you will lose weight slower.

#3 Replace refined carbs (that store fat) with whole-grain.

This will boost your metabolism.

#4 Eat on schedule 3 times a day plus two snacks.

Will help your body with proper digestion.

#6 Replace foods on your diet plan that you may not like with foods that you like (find a healthy alternative).

You won’t have any success if you don’t actually like your diet plan.

My own tip:

#7 Stay focused.

Formulate a 1-sentence goal that you will be repeat if you are tempted to eat something you shouldn’t. This helped me a lot.

Dr. Oz Quotes

August 16, 2009  

Here are some quotes from Dr. Oz about Beauty:

“The real challenge for us is to … show you how to unveil the beauty that I know everybody has.”

“It makes evolutionary sense to care about beauty. What’s a mistake is to assume beauty is only external. After all, someone may be a knockout, but if she is in pain, lacks energy, is always unhappy or spiritually disconnected, her attractiveness will fade fast.”

Essential Vitamins for Women

August 16, 2009  

A
B6
B12
C
D3
E
F (folate)
Thiamin
Riboflavin
Niacin
Biotin
Pantothenic acid

Essential Vitamins List

  • Vitamin A
  • Vitamin B6
  • Vitamin B12
  • Vitamin C
  • Vitamin D3
  • Vitamin E
  • Vitamin F
  • Vitamin Thiamin
  • Vitamin Riboflavin
  • Vitamin Niacin
  • Vitamin Biotin
  • Vitamin Pantothenic acid

Dr. Oz Green Drink Recipe As Seen on tv

August 15, 2009  

Dr. Oz Green Drink

Dr. Oz's Green Drink

Dr. Oz Green Drink Recipe:

Slightly modified:

  • 2 apples (cored)
  • 2 handfuls of spinach
  • 1/2 cup parsley (chopped)
  • 1 celery stick (chopped)
  • 1 thumbnail length of ginger root (peeled)
  • 1 lemon juice only (use peel slice for zest)
  • 1 medium cucumber

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Oatmeal

August 15, 2009  

Oatmeal

Oatmeal

Here’s the recipe for the perfect oatmeal. Dr. Oz recommended oatmeals on some occasions:

  • 1 cup whole-grain oats
  • 2 cups water
  • 1 pinch salt
  • 1/4 cup vanilla soy milk
  • 1 tablespoon of cinnamon
  • 1 rounded tablespoon of flax seed
  • 1/2 cup chopped-walnuts
  • 1/2 cup dried cranberries / blueberries
  • 1 tablespoon of splenda

Website with information about Maqui Berry

August 15, 2009  

I stumbled on this Wikipedia entry about Maqui Berries. It seems that Maqui berries have more anti-oxidants than Acai berries.

Maqui Berry

What’s the Omentum? Dr. Oz and Oprah explain

August 15, 2009  

In 2007, Oprah and Dr. Oz explained what a momentum is. It is an organ that is split into greater and lesser omentum. The greater omentum is right in front of your stomach, while the lesser omentum covers the liver. The omentum stores your fat. When you loose weight, your omentum will also decrease in size. It can also stores hormones (cortisol). So if you have a lot of stress at work every day you will have a hard time to reduce the size of your omentum.

Omentum explained on Wikipedia

What’s a healthy omentum size?

Measure around your body, crossing the belly button. Your values should not exceed 32 inches for a woman and 35 inches for a man.

The Dr. Oz Show produced by Sony Pictures Television

August 15, 2009  

We enjoyed watching Dr. Oz and Oprah for a long time – the segment “Ask Dr. Oz” was so successful that HARPO productions decided to create a show for Dr. Oz. He’s a talent, so he deserves his own show. He will be talking about health topics that matter, his diet plans and of course there will be plenty of room for questions. Dr. Oz questions and answers is a mandatory for his own TV talk-show.

Dr. Oz has been signed to Sony Pictures Television. His show will simply be called “The Dr. Oz Show” “Dr. Oz”. The show will premiere on Monday, September 14.

“I’ve been so fortunate to have learned from Oprah Winfrey and worked with the best television team in the business over the past several years as the health expert on ‘The Oprah Winfrey Show,’” he said. “To have been invited to share the stage with Oprah has been exhilarating, educational and the experience of a lifetime.”

Former “Today” show producer Amy Chiaro is going to be the co-executive producer of “Dr. Oz”. Everything will be filmed at the Rockefeller Center.

“This will be our focus for fall 2009,” SPT president Steve Mosko said. “All of the resources of Sony will be behind this. We think Dr. Oz is a phenomenal talent, and every part of our company will be involved in making sure the show is a huge hit.”

Is the ‘Dr. Oz Calorie Restriction Diet’ really worth it?

August 15, 2009  

Calorie-restriction refers to a lifestyle where people eat less calories than they normally should to live longer. It is a strict diet that only few people actually can do.

The Dr. Oz diet includes a lot of raw foods, fruits, veggies and nuts. When done correctly, you can slower the aging process and add many years to your life. Zed put it this way: When you are on a calorie-restriction diet your body gets really efficient and your body activates a gene called sirtris. This gene can help you to live longer.

To lose a lot of weight, fasting and raw food might be great, but would you want to live like that forever? Actually, I believe this diet won’t work for the majority of all Americans and it would be a pretty expensive diet too. Eating only organic foods can be costly.

Luckily, science can help us. Resveratrol, a natural compound found in red wine, also activates the gene sirtris. Why would you stay on a calorie-restrictive diet if you can take Resveratrol? In certain tests it helped animals to live up to 56% longer. That’s not everything, it also has a lot of other health benefits: It can increase your energy and metabolism, improve your mood and endurance and help you to lose weight. Resveratrol is *the* wonder pill of 2009. Actually, it has been discovered years ago. I even read an article about it back in 1998! It only became so popular when David Sinclair promoted his discovery on TV (CBS, 60 minutes, etc). Sinclair’s company has been bought for $720 million. Do you think anyone would spend that much money if Resveratrol wasn’t a really important discovery? Resveratrol might change our future!

Dr. Oz’s Top 5 Health Tips For Women

August 15, 2009  

Make Long-Term Changes, but Don’t Berate Yourself When You Fall Short

After helping the men of the “Good Morning America” fitness challenge work on the Top 5 things that will
age them, Dr. Mehmet Oz returned to “GMA” today with a little help for the ladies.
Call it tough love, but the “You: Being Beautiful” author did not pull any punches when he told the women
why it was so important for them to stay in shape.
“Women are particularly challenging because women generally will not take care of themselves and not for
the reason men give,” he said. “Men don’t take care of themselves because they’ve got other things going on.
Women don’t take care of themselves because of self- esteem issues.”
“That sounds harsh, but it’s actually true. We’ve looked at it in multiple studies. And you don’t think of it in
that way, but you’re always willing to put others first, because that’s what mothers think they need to do.”
But Zed said this habit could be harmful, not just for women, but for their children.
“They’re going to treat themselves the way you treat yourself,” he said. “If they don’t see you taking care of
yourself, when they become your age, they will do the exact same thing to themselves.”
To help women kick bad habits and get back in shape, Zed offered five simple tips.

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