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Dr. Oz On Tv Right Now Promoting Gastric Bipass Surgery

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  • This is an older quote from Dr. Oz. He's not my fave either, but i love this quote: So you're a proponent? (of WLS) "Yes. Listen, if you're one hundred pounds overweight at age fifty, you

  • He will promote whatever the advertisers want him to promote.

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    I like him. He tries to inform/help with his show. No one is ever going to please us 100% all of the time. I think his show is informative. Also, I don't judge people by their looks, that would make

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Really.

Dr. Oz actually promoting surgery. I am very surprised due to the fact he is always promoting natural ways of loosing weight. He should promote the Gastric sleeve.

Ugh...he's always so smarmy. And he looks emaciated; not a manly body at all. I, too, am surprised he's promoting something other than "diet and exercise."

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I remember once tuning into his show after a teaser that said"eat what you want and still lose the weight" it turned out to be eat substitutes that are low carb and small portions and lose weight. I startled my kids when, during the show, i screamed out "you"re a charlatan,"

He will promote whatever the advertisers want him to promote.

don't agree with what others have posted- he always says he never promotes things on tv or in magazines. if theres a picture of him by a product - his picture was put there with out his knowledge/consent :(

in the same respect if the producer came to him with a subject like the bypass - if he didn't approve, i think he would make an arguement to the producer - and not have that subject on the show - i think he's very ethical - not like the Maury show, i don't watch that

by the way i turned the show on at 4:15 when i saw the post, i did enjoy the show

this is IMO

call me gullable or naive, but i really believe in him

kathy

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I think he is doing his best to educate while entertaining. This isn't PBS or NPR, the demographic is soccer moms.

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This is an older quote from Dr. Oz. He's not my fave either, but i love this quote:

So you're a proponent? (of WLS)

"Yes. Listen, if you're one hundred pounds overweight at age fifty, you have the same mortality rate as if you have a solid cancer. Would you operate for cancer? Yeah. So if you cannot lose that weight, get one of these procedures. You have to do it with counseling and full awareness of what you're doing, of course. But if you get people to start losing 5% of their excess body weight, you're really taking a big whack out of the two-thirds of Americans who are overweight or obese right now."

I like Dr. Oz one of his shows was discussing celiac disease, gluten intolerance and allergies. His show helped me discover that I was allergic to wheat/gluten products. He has a lot of good information from a Dr's point of view and I appreciate that.

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I think he should have discussed Gastric Sleev as an option as well. He didn't discuss the draw backs of chronic malabsorption.

I totally agree with Kathy. I watched the show and do not believe Dr OZ would promote this if he did not believe in it. He has his reputation on line.

The sleeve is a component of the bypass, whether he did or did not discuss it, I think that it is wonderful that he stands behind weight loss surgery. He has put the information out there for those who may be considering the surgery. He states that a very low percentage, I think it was 3, of people who qualify who actually get the surgery. Obesity has become an epidemic in America and I am glad the surgery is being discussed.

Ugh...he's always so smarmy. And he looks emaciated; not a manly body at all. I, too, am surprised he's promoting something other than "diet and exercise."

I think you may be jealous of his "not manly body". He is fit, slim and eats right!! What we all should be doing.

I think you may be jealous of his "not manly body". He is fit, slim and eats right!! What we all should be doing.

Jealous?!? Hardly. For a doctor, he always looks sickly. I'd rather be fat than skeletal.

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