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Showing posts with label probiotics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label probiotics. Show all posts

Friday, October 7, 2011

Watching Dr. Oz 10/06/11: Health Product Scams, Liver Health, Fast and Cheap Skin Care

The Dr. Oz Show
Air dates: October 6, 2011
Dr. Oz: 7 Biggest Health Scams

  • How to tell the scams from the real deals
  • How to support the liver
  • One minute skin care miracles
  • Beauty boosters under $10

Five days a week Dr. Oz recommends products based on how they can provide support to your health. Every day companies jump on those recommendations and portray them as endorsements by Dr. Oz. He calls these companies and their products lies and full of empty promises and lies.

How can you tell when a product is a scam?

Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Update on Pepto-Bismol® as a facial mask 9/28/11

9/28/11:  Update on Pepto-Bismol® as a Facial Mask
  • Artifical ingredients
  • Natural products for the same price without the negative health concerns
  • What I use for an upset stomach

On the 9/15/11 episode of The Dr. Oz Show, Dr. Oz talked about beauty secrets to take years off your look. Click here to read my blog post on that episode.
For dull skin, Dr. Oz recommended using, what he called, a common and inexpensive household product as a facial mask: Pepto-Bismol®. I was skeptical. On the show Dr. Oz said that the Pepto-Bismol® will do the same things on the face as it does for the stomach – remove toxins.