I was wondering when this lawsuit would hit. Have you seen these products being advertised (many times for dietary supplements) that say something like “As seen on the Oprah Winfrey show” or even “Oprah’s Dr. Oz recommends”? The problem with these statements is that they are extremely misleading. They imply that Oprah herself recommended such a product, or that a specific dietary supplement was talked about and endorsed.

So, for example, if Dr. Oz (a frequent guest on Oprah) says acai berries are a good thing to eat, someone marketing a supplement that contains acai berries will claim …read more

You may be getting older everyday, but I’m getting younger.
 About a year and a half ago, after I had my son, I went on RealAge.com . I was only 33 at the time, but after taking the questionnaire I discovered that my real age – the age of my body due to my unhealthy habits – was 38.5 years old!
Hello! Who wants to be five-and-a-half years older than they really are? Not me.
I joined the gym and started a cardio, weights and yoga. I took Chantix and quit smoking. I changed the entire way our whole family eats based on …read more

Many of you may have seen the neti pot or nose bedet, a very effective cure for allergies and sinusitis, explained by Dr. Oz on Oprah. I’m too cheap to even buy that, but I do a sinus wash, created by Debbie Nicholas, every day and it’s a miracle cure for allergies.
Sinus Wash
1 dropper Black Walnut, alcohol free
1 dropper Pau’ De Arc, alcohol free
A couple drops Tea Tree Oil
1 tsp. salt
8 oz. warm to hot water
Suck it up with a bulb syringe and shoot it up one nostril with your head tilted back, let it drain out of your mouth. Do the …read more