The Dr. Oz Show
Airdate: May 14, 2012
Dr. Oz's Ultimate Swimsuit Slimdown
- Increase your confidence and decrease your waist line in time for swimsuit season
- Four tips to boost metabolism in only 2-minutes
- Diet secrets from the ocean floor
- Dr. Oz shares three drinks to reduce belly bloat
- The Miraclesuit can help target any swimsuit problem area
- Bonus Tip: Organ donor
Dr. Oz's audience bravely wear their
swimsuits on today's show. From size 6 to 26, every size is
represented. Wearing a swimsuit in public is one of women's greatest
fear. Dr. Oz wants to help women not only look better in a swimsuit
but to feel better about their body no matter what they are wearing.
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Dr. Oz's Ultimate Swimsuit
Slimdown
Kimberly was nervous and scared to wear
a bikini on TV and says she would love to feel more confident in a
bathing suite this year. Most women in the audience felt terrible
self-conscience about wearing their swimsuit to The Dr. Oz Show
today.
Dr. Oz says women can worry about how
they look in a swimsuit or they can crank up their confidence. He
shares smart and simple tips to help get your ideal body and to
change the way you think about your body.
Dr. Oz Swimsuit Slimdown:
Sip Smart
Dr. Oz says that you can be more proud
about how you look by sipping his Secret Swimsuit Slimdown to help
burn more fat.
Mix 1 cup grapefruit juice with 2
teaspoons of apple cider vinegar and add 1 teaspoon of honey for a
little sweetness.
Drink this three times a day before
every meal. Apple cider vinegar has an acid that turns on a protein
in the body that burns and break down fat.
Dr. Oz Swimsuit Slimdown: Salad
Make this salad your standard middle of
the day meal to satisfy the appetite and burn fat.
Wash, dry and tear into bite size
pieces 1 bunch of dandelion greens, add 1 cup of cubed watermelon,
and some parsley. For the dressing, mix 2 teaspoons of olive oil, ½
teaspoon of lemon juice, and salt and pepper to taste.
The dandelion contains protein,
stimulates bile flow, and has diuretic properties. Amino acids in the
watermelon help to build protein which the Journal Nutrition
says will support the break down of fat and sugar as well as build
muscle mass.
Dr. Oz Swimsuit Slimdown: Cellulite
Fighter
To start, Dr. Oz wants to make sure
everyone understands there is no prefect cure for cellulite. Most
women are extremely self-conscience about their cellulite. Dr. Oz
recommends using Aminophylline
cream twice a day to shrink fat cells temporarily so they won't
be so apparent.
Dr. Oz Swimsuit Slimdown: Sculpting
When you first wake up in the morning,
Dr. Oz wants you to spend a little time working out to sculpt your
body. Using a beach towel, get into plank
pose and hold for 30 seconds, use your knees for support if
needed early on but be sure to life the hips. Work up to holding
plank pose for 1 minute.
Dr. Oz says he doesn't want women to
compare themselves to the unachievable, air-brushed models they see
in the media. Stop ramping up the self criticism, he says. Sexiness
is measure by your confidence, when you feel good you're going to
look good.
Dr. Oz's 2-Minute Miracle Plan to
Boost Metabolism
If
you're cursed with slow metabolism and think there is nothing you can
do about it, Dr. Oz says forget genetics and take 2-minutes to rev up
your metabolism to burn fat more efficiently.
Dr.
Oz says to get ready to super charge your metabolism. Your body needs
to burn calories effectively to keep from packing on the pounds. As
you age, your metabolism slows. Dr. Oz says these are the four
biggest problems that slow metabolism:
- decrease in calorie burning after age 25;
- Gaining body fat;
- Losing muscle mass; and
- Packing on the belly fat.
Dr.
Oz Supercharged Metabolism #1: Matcha
Tea
Matcha
tea is a type of green tea but it's not just green tea leaves it is
ground up green tea leaves that will dissolve in water. It's known
that green tea contains EGCG which supports the metabolism. Dr. Oz
says to drink 3 cups daily of matcha tea to powerfully stimulate
metabolism. He says to serve it up cold to further increase the the
body's burn rate. Dr. Oz says it's a cleansing, fresh taste that's
inexpensive and easy to make.
Dr.
Oz Supercharged Metabolism #2: Papaya
with Hard Boiled Eggs
To
rev up the metabolism, Dr. Oz says he wants folks to eat ¼ cup of
papaya followed by a hard boiled egg. Papain in the papaya breaks
down protein in the body and helps you feel full longer and can help
increase the burning of fat. Papaya works best with protein which is
why it is paired with the egg, says Dr. Oz.
Dr.
Oz Supercharged Metabolism #3: Gochujang
– Korean Hot Sauce
Korean
hot sauce, readily available everywhere and also available online can help to curb the appetite as well as stimulates the
metabolism. Add one tablespoon to grilled veggies or grilled chicken.
Dr. Oz says to eat capsaicin
all day long but when buying your hot sauce watch out for added sugar
on the label.
Dr.
Oz Supercharged Metabolism #4: Build
Muscles
It's
time for the hard work but with simple exercises. Dr. Oz says you
need to build up the muscles to burn the calories. Using exercise
bands, that are easy to travel with, can provide you with an easy
and quick exercise.
Step
on the exercise band with both feet, hold an end of the exercise
bands in each hand, raise the hands up to shoulder height and
hold for 10 seconds. Do that several times [no mention of suggested
reps though].
A
second exercise is to place one foot on the band while again holding
an end in each hand, then raise the leg up away from the body then
bring across the front of the body. If your balance just isn't there
yet to do this exercise then, Dr. Oz says you can start out by
standing on one leg to build the core and leg muscles.
Dr. Oz Diet Secrets from the
Ocean Floor
Dr.
Oz Ocean Diet Secret #1: DHA
Sourced
from algae oil or fish oil, DHA contains healthy omega-3 oils that
supports healthy inflammation levels and can support a reduction in
belly fat. Dr. Oz recommends taking 600mg of DHA daily.
Dr.
Oz Ocean Diet Secret #2: Flounder
Fish
is a healthy food and flounder is one of the best fish you can eat.
Flounder is high in protein, as much as 30g per serving, which can
help you feel full. Dr. Oz recommends eating flounder twice a week.
Dr.
Oz Ocean Diet Secret #3: Nori
Seaweed
If
you eat sushi, you're probably familiar with nori seaweed that is
used to wrap sushi. Nori not only tastes great but it can also help
you to burn calories quickly. Nori comes pre-packaged in sheets.
Toast Nori briefly in an oven or make sushi at home.
Dr.
Oz Ocean Diet Secret #4: Chitosan
From
shellfish, the supplement chitosan helps block fat absorption. Dr. Oz
recommends taking 1,000mg of chitosan daily with a full glass of
water 30 minutes before a high fat meal. If you have a shellfish
allergy, don't take chitosan!
[I
have an issue with taking a supplement that blocks food you know you
shouldn't be eating. It just seems counter productive – pay money
for a supplement to block absorption of the food you just paid for.
And, there is healthy fat too, so people take chitosan all the time
could be missing out helpful healthy fats.]
Dr. Oz Drink Away Belly Bloat
Experiencing
belly bloat doesn't help you feel better in a swimsuit. Dr. Oz has
three drinks to target the most common reasons people experience
belly bloat.
Dr.
Oz Belly Boat Drink #1: Peppermint
Ice Water
To
2 ½ cups of lemon juice add 15 peppermint leaves and pour into ice
cube trays and freeze. Add a few lemon peppermint ice cubes to a
glass of water. Peppermint stimulates bile production to digest fat
better and reduce the risk of bloat. Lemon juice provides a little
sweetness and can help you stay away from artificial sweeteners which
can lead to more belly bloat.
Dr.
Oz Belly Boat Drink #2: De-Bloat
Mocktail
Salt
is the cause of much belly bloat. To banish off that bloat Dr. Oz
says to sip his De-Bloat Mocktail. Mix
1 cup low-sugar pomegranate juice, 1 lime [I recommend squeezing the
juice out], ¼ teaspoon Tabasco and ¼ cup ginger ale.
Pomegranate
juice contains magnesium and potassium which counter acts salt.
Tabasco, or hot sauce, supports urine flow to release excess water.
It's important to enjoy this drink sans alcohol which can also cause
bloat.
Dr.
Oz Belly Boat Drink #3: Anti-Bloat
Chocolate Berry Smoothie
Constipation
is a big cause of bloat. In a blender, blend up 1 cup of
strawberries, 1 cup of raspberries, 2 tablespoon dark chocolate
chips, 1 cup almond milk and 1 cup of ice.
Fiber
in the berries helps the move material through intestines and
caffeine in the chocolate stimulates the bowels to do their job.
Dr.
Oz says these little changes to support digestion and reduce belly
bloat can help you get the body you want.
Dr. Oz The Miraclesuit
for Every Body Type
Dr.
Oz talks about the Miraclesuit
that can help you look 10 pounds slimmer, that's one dress size, and
he's giving it away to audience members because they were brave
enough to show up in their swimsuits today.
Rachel
Zalis, Life
and Style Magazine,
says the Miraclesuit
contains 31% more lycra than traditional swimsuits that provides you
with that perfect shape and helps hold in those problem areas.
Technology has finally caught up with swimsuit designs.
[Heads
up! – One Miraclesuit is listed for only $86, the majority are over
$100 and the highest is listed at $170! If I'm going to pay $170 for
a swimsuit it better make me look way more than 10 pounds slimmer!
Just sayin!]
Ms.
Zalis says the key to best fit in swimsuits is to accentuate your
best areas and camouflage your problem areas.
Dr.
Oz: Swimsuit Problem Area - Big
Belly
If
the belly is a problem area, Ms. Zalis recommends going with a
one-piece swimsuit and find a fit that also accentuates the bust
line. The audience member model looked fantastic in a one-piece red
and black animal print [Most
Wanted Rialto Miraclesuit design at $160]. Ruching in the waist
pulls in the tummy and the suit lifts up the breast for a slim look.
Dr.
Oz: Swimsuit Problem Area - Big
Butt
The
biggest problem area for most women is the butt and thigh. A high-cut
suit will only accentuate a big butt and big thighs. Ms. Zalis
dressed the next model in a one piece swim dress but this is not what
your grandmother used to wear. Polka dots give this suit [the Pin
Point Ambassadress Miraclesuit design at $170] a sexy flair and
the a-line skirt gives perfect shape without looking like you're
trying to hide your shape.
Dr.
Oz: Swimsuit Problem Area - Bust
Area
When
shopping for swimsuits, most women don't get the correct size in the
bust. If you need support, don't go for the triangle bikini top
design, says Ms. Zalis. She dressed the next model in a one-piece
black suit with a built in bra for lift and support [in the Pearl
Javelin Miraclesuit design at $158]. Sparkling beading down the
center sets this suit alight. Ms. Zalis recommends accessorizing a
black suit with a bright bracelet and colorful sunglasses.
Dr. Oz Bonus Tips! Organ
Donation
Most
people have heard about the importance of donating organs after death
but many don't understand that lives can be lost when organs are not
donated in time because the family is not aware of the donation
request. Dr. Oz says this is less of a medical problem then it is a
social problem. Not enough people sign up for organ donations when
they are alive, often the decision is made by family after death.
To
increase the amount of people who have pledged to donate organs, Dr.
Oz recommends adding “organ donor” to your Facebook status so
friends and family are away of your desire to donate.
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Matcha Tea, I thought I heard during the program something about adding 1 or 2 tsp. of apple vinegar to the drink to also help your metabolism? I don't see it written down, or did I hear it wrong? Thank you?
ReplyDeleteThanks for your question. Dr. Oz did talk about apple cider vinegar to support metabolism. It was the first tip discussed on this particular episode.
DeleteHere's the recipe:
Mix 1 cup grapefruit juice with 2 teaspoons of apple cider vinegar and add 1 teaspoon of honey for a little sweetness.
Dr. Oz recommends drinking this three times per day, before every meal.
ACV is in my family for many many years. My grandparents made it from wild apples every year and since childhood I know that ACV has many useful health benefits. Reacently I have decided to try ACV for weight loss cause during the winter I have got some kilos. I have try to eat just healthy food and I have quit with sweets totally. before every meal I have consumed 2 teaspons of ACV in glass of water. I din't use honey (but it can be used if you can't stand smell). Besides this I had physical activity like jogging and riding a bike at least 3 times per week and 2 month later I'm 6 kilos down.
DeleteThe trick is that I didn't sticks to any diet I have eat everything just didn't eat sweets. good luck
can it be any kind of grafefruit juice? Either white or red?
ReplyDeletewith the grape fruit juice and the apple cider vinegar will that be too much acide for the stomach?
DeleteWill have the recipe before meals still be as effective?
DeleteI'm following Weight Watchers so don't want to use all my points on the drink. Each cup of grapefruit juice is 2 points x 3 times a day is 6 valuable points lost. I'm wondering if I cut it down to half a cup serving with 1 Tsp apple cider vinegar 3 times a day if that will have the same benefit. Only use 3 pts this way. Can anyone enlighten me?
ReplyDeleteFruit juice does have quite a bit of sugar. I can't say if cutting the juice in half would have the same benefit but it's certainly worth a try! The best way to tell would be to try the drink both full strength then half strength and compare the results. It's up to you on whether you want to use up all those points.
DeleteI thought it was 1cup of grapefruit, 2 teaspoons of apple cider and 4 drops of Tabasco sauce. Correct me if I am wrong.
ReplyDeleteI started drinking the 1 cup of grapefruit juice 2 teaspoons of apple cider and 1 teaspoon of honey.Recently i have cramps in my toes and in my neck. Could that come from the grapefruit juice or vinegar. I have lots weight and mostly stomach fat which makes me very happy.should i use water in place of grapefruit juice. Thank you Delores
ReplyDeleteIf the grapefruit drink is something new to your daily routine then, sure, it could causing issues with your health. The best way to tell if it's an issue is to not drink it for a few days and see if you feel better. A conversation with your doctor is always important when you experience changes with your body.
DeleteCan you just use ACV and dilute it with water instead of grapefruit juice?
ReplyDelete