Dr. Oz Tangerine Weight-Orade

Generally speaking, just about anything Dr. Oz says about nutrition will be at best, worthless.
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Actually - I am here today and almost 60 pounds lighter and much healthier because of something Dr Oz said about nutrition. Not worthless.

The recipe sounds yummy, but I doubt that it will turn me into a fat blasting person!

Generally speaking, just about anything Dr. Oz says about nutrition will be at best, worthless.

Actually - I am here today and almost 60 pounds lighter and much healthier because of something Dr Oz said about nutrition. Not worthless.

What did he say?

http://tumblrgym.tumblr.com/post/15405198977/dr-ozs-tangerine-weight-orade-recipe-for-a

Has anyone tried this? I've been thinking about it, since I drink a lot of Green Tea anyway. I was just wondering if it was another fad or worth the effort.

Generally speaking, just about anything Dr. Oz says about nutrition will be at best, worthless.

uuummmm ..most girls LOVE the OZ ...careful fella

Most girls do? I didn't know that.

It seems healthy and delicious so what could it hurt. If it doesn't work it's still a healthy drink.

While this might be true, the real damage is that it's being advertised as a miracle drink of sorts. Because it's advertised to do something that it won't really do, people are going to believe they should incorporate this drink into their diet (along with the 80 other useless supplements that Dr Oz recommends).

The inclusion of all of these additional elements to someone's daily lifestyle will have a big impact on dietary adherence.

I realize this is not where you were going with the above quote but I still think the above reply needs to be said so that people understand why some of us get a bit anal on the forums

Generally speaking, just about anything Dr. Oz says about nutrition will be at best, worthless.

Actually - I am here today and almost 60 pounds lighter and much healthier because of something Dr Oz said about nutrition. Not worthless.

Please note the "Generally speaking" part. There's a possibility that he has actually said something true regarding nutrition. But I stand by my statement that in general, I would caution anyone from taking anything Dr Oz says about nutrition as being factual and this holds especially true regarding supplement usage.

THIS girl does not love "The OZ." He's a quack that gets paid to tout the newest fad. I don't trust him as far as I could throw him.

This. The times he recommends something useful and inexpensive are few and far between.

http://tumblrgym.tumblr.com/post/15405198977/dr-ozs-tangerine-weight-orade-recipe-for-a

Has anyone tried this? I've been thinking about it, since I drink a lot of Green Tea anyway. I was just wondering if it was another fad or worth the effort.

Generally speaking, just about anything Dr. Oz says about nutrition will be at best, worthless.

uuummmm ..most girls LOVE the OZ ...careful fella

I guess I fall in the unmost girls category.

OP, my rule of thumb is if Dr. Oz says to do it, DON'T.

http://tumblrgym.tumblr.com/post/15405198977/dr-ozs-tangerine-weight-orade-recipe-for-a

Has anyone tried this? I've been thinking about it, since I drink a lot of Green Tea anyway. I was just wondering if it was another fad or worth the effort.

Generally speaking, just about anything Dr. Oz says about nutrition will be at best, worthless.

Agreed!

I know girls who love the Doctor. Not Dr. Oz....:noway:

Yeah, Oz is NOT The Doctor I love.

Dr. Oz is a quackadoodle.

Dr. Oz says you need every supplement under the sun, and it's usually never anything cost-efficient either. I think the only thing I took away from that show (I watch it now and then because my grandma does every day) was to refrigerate fish oil capsules.

You're supposed to refidge them?? how come??

Dr. Oz has practiced cardiac medicine longer than you have been alive! Nearing the end of his surgical career, my guess is he chose to go in a direction that would offer the best benefit, using his medical knowledge and experience, and expressing it in a common language to reach as many people as possible. Now if think that is "quack" and giving up junk food and exercising isn't in your future, that is your choice. Just curious - why do you think he is a quack?

As a medical professional, I can tell you that almost no one I work with thinks Dr Oz should keep his medical licence. He may have been good at cardiothoracic surgery at one time, but with his unethical sales pitches of unsound medical advice nowadays are not consistent with retaining your licence to practice. 99% of what Dr Oz says is utter bull****, in my opinion.

Medical envy...:laugh: