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Dr. Mehmet Oz

Dr. Oz, host of the Emmy Award–winning The Dr. Oz Show, is a renowned cardiac surgeon, vice chair and professor of surgery at Columbia University, and director of the Cardiovascular Institute and Complementary Medicine Program at New York Presbyterian Hospital. He has authored seven New York Times best sellers including, YOU: The Owner’s Manual; his most recent book, YOU: Stress Less, was released in 2011. He has a column in TIME, AARP, Esquire, and O, The Oprah Magazine, and is author of over 400 publications, book chapters, and medical books. He was the featured health expert on The Oprah Winfrey Show, chief medical consultant to Discovery Communications, and has appeared on many television shows.

http://www.doctoroz.com

3 Responses to Dr. Mehmet Oz

  1. Léa Soares says:

    Oi Dr. Oz
    Assisto diariamente o seu programa e tem sido de muita ajuda.
    Sou hipertensa, tomo remedios para regular a pressao e começei a tomar diariamante uma aspirina infantil.
    Ela afina muito o sangue?
    Um abraço
    Sucesso na sua tragetória.

  2. Nicole Miller says:

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  3. Emma Hatch says:

    Dear Dr. Oz,
    In watching your show with Joan and Melissa Rivers, I was interested in Melissa’s desire to quit smoking. She said “It is hard” but that she was trying. I am now 84 years old and smoked until 1999. After several failed attempts, I decided to try a different approach. Instead of answering “I’m trying to quit” when asked if I smoke, and began to answer “I don’t smoke”, or “I’m a non-smoker”. Psychologically I believe it had a positive message to my brain, and I am now 14 years smoke free Any time I was tempted to “try just one” I answered myself “No, right now I have a choice”.

    Hope this can help someone.
    Emma Hatch

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