Does anyone around here follow the advice of Dr. Oz?
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He teaches us well!  i follow his advice to the letter - I have changed my diet and eating habits from the Oprah episodes alone - to say nothing about his books!\n\nhe is down to earth...nuts and bolts - ...LOL and he keeps his "raw nuts" in the fridge! ...just an aside from an Oprah show that got a laugh from the audience
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good advice, my friend. i hope others read this and take heed.\nthanks.   BM
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listen to your doctor
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uhm... Don't always take another's advice. It's not always right. [[That's my advice. xD]]
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I know alot of people who do a shot a day, and they claim that it is the cure for everything.  I myself get so sick after one shot, that I can barley do one a week.  I might have an allergic reaction or something though.  If you can, it is perfectly safe to do 1 oz. per day.
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In our life’s we see people go through alot of pain, where they did not seem to really know where there going, so we searched for answers in health, relationships, and long life success. We went to the depth of the earth for cold hard facts. We care for all people and I want them to know the truth. Well all I can say is Kevin Trudeau is right on track with his books. My research does come from years of looking into the health field and I will say there our many others like Kevin Trudeau that have not come out of the closet maybe because of fear? Here are a few websites for you to look at. I will not give the websites out here but what I will do is give the name of the website and you can go to a search engine and find them right on top.\n\n(The homeostasis protocol),  (Sam Biser), (Dr Richard Schultz), (sanoviv) (hippocratesinst)\n\nThe success stories of these people are just amazing.\n\nI believe one thing!!! All of these masters on health agree on one thing DO NOT CHASE A DISEASE!!! Because you’ll lose like millions have done already (Death). The way to knock out the disease is to give it an environment that it can’t stand to live in, like a fish out of water. Take care of your self and remember to pass this information on to the people you love and see in pain. Please take care of your self and your love ones. This time on earth is very short for all of us. \n\nI LOVE YEA\n\nGod Bless\n\nHave a Wonderful Day... Keep your head up and don’t quit!!!!!!
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Hi Frd_ngo!\nI've heard about the Dr. Edward Wiley. He's a good family man but has a bad habit at the race track. He welshed on a loan so, some goons had to be sent out to collect a payment. When the good doctor couldn't cough it up, they had to tie his fingers together in a most unpleasant way.\nMy girlfriend was unfortunate to be in the waiting room thumbing through the Ladies Home Journal when she had to witness the unfortunate events. I don't know if Dr. Edward Wiley is still practicing medicine or not.\nMason
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I am not sure that you will get top notch advice for a serious medical condition from Yahoo Answers.
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Please don't take advice from amateurs when your health is concerned. Consult your doctor!
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Yes, and without  medications.\n\nBooks by  Jon Kabat-Zinn  and  Andrew Weil.\n\n\nTHANK  YOU.      R.N.  with  Masters  Degree.
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I don't recommend taking credit for being a counselor or a doctor or anything like that. It's not illegal, but I recommend being careful. Anytime I give any advice, I say "here is my advice, it worked for me, but I do recommend that you see a doctor counselor or so on" \n\n:)
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If you are on home oxygen, following advise from this forum can be dangerous. Please don't try any home remedies, without consulting your physician. \n\nA note to anyone suggesting home remedies for increasing lung capacity. You don't know this persons history, and bad advice can be lethal. Think before you write.
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There is a saying, and it goes like this: Anything in excess is harmful. \n\nToo much of a good thing becomes bad. Too much food, medicine,  water and even too much oxygen is harmful. My advise is take things in moderation, including workouts. Living healthy and fit is good as long as it is pursued in moderation, not excessively or obsessively.
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Was a very informative book. Glad he wrote it.\n\nEven copied down a portable list of the things he suggests to live a cleaner healthier lifestyle.\n\nStill it can be hard to impliment all his strategies. Some cost money. Plus healthy for you food is sizably more expensive than the stuff that's bad for you.\nI think if I was able to impliment more of his ideas I would achieve the results he mentions, but haven't to date.\nHope other folks respond, as I'm curious too.
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For heavens sake, you won't take the advice of a bunch of people you don't know and who don't know either you or your condition? \nGET YOURSELF TO AN ENDOCRINOLOGIST, you could seriously damage yourself if you get the dosage wrong!!!
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No, you aren't the only one that finds this confusing.  It seems like the more I read--the more they contradict eachother.  I think it is just a hit or miss---sometimes the advice you get works, sometimes it doesn't.  What worries me is that some of the people that have used the advice received have had negative effects on their credit---its really confusing.
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I'm tired of people condescendingly saying all you have to do is eat less and exercise. Yes, that may work for YOU, but does NOT work for everyone. I tried everything (yes, including regular exercise!) and finally had to stop taking a prescription that I knew was preventing weight loss (I always research meds before taking them). I knew my thyroid was low but it was not low enough to treat medically so I got no help there. Finally my GP gave me phentermine and I have lost 42-43 pounds in a year. It is not a magic pill. You still have to eat less and exercise, but it makes those two things effective. In the long run you do have to develop healthier habits.  And stay away from soy. It suppresses your thyroid, which controls your metabolism.