The Dr. Oz Show

- Season 7

(2015)

Season 7 begins with a look at five things that can save a person's life. Also: tips on how to conduct a better health search online.

Singer Scott Stapp of Creed discusses addiction and the state of his mental health.

Tips on how to beat an energy slump; a look at the effect caffeine e-cigarettes have on the brain and body; coffee; the thyroid.

Dr. Oz discusses his personal experience with concussions, from playing football.

A pastor's wife discusses her husband's suicide, after being outed as a member of the Ashley Madison cheating website. Also: advice on how to talk to a spouse about infidelity.

The Miss America nurse controversy is discussed; a Miss America contestant fights back against her critics; nurses speak out.

Misinformation on gluten is discussed. Also: Wendy Williams reveals what she ate to lose 50 pounds.

A report on why some chicken no longer tastes like chicken. Also: embracing emotional eating without gaining weight.

A report on what the U.S. Congress is doing that may deny one's right to know what is in some food. Also: Sandra Lee discusses her decision to have a double mastectomy.

Dr. Oz examines whether taking an aspirin daily can prevent cancer; the teen whose homemade clock was mistaken for a bomb.

A look at sugar bombs hiding in so-called healthy foods; big food companies overhaul their recipes because of consumer demand.

Smart drugs are examined to see if they really work.

Reality personality Whitney Way Thore discuss body shaming and critics who say she is promoting obesity; how to handle common "now what?" moments.

A hidden camera experiment to see if people are compelled to help a stranger in need; chef Michael Symon makes a dinner with only five ingredients.

Tips on how to achieve balance in life without getting burnout; five questions to help someone be happier.

Dr. Oz explores whether the short-burst diet is safe; "one-size fits all" clothing; side-splitting social experiment; 'Jenni Pulos' stops by the show.

Dr. Oz tests out cold therapy as a form of pain management; Lisa Oz reveals secrets from the Oz family kitchen.

Life hacks; quick ways to complete daily tasks like organizing, making dinner and exercising. Also: Morris Chestnut offers 60-second love advice.

Dr. Oz discovers if people buy and eat more food, based on how they pay for it; sleep solutions are discussed.

Recent claims that kale is unhealthy are explored; the effectiveness of female Viagra is discussed; reviving a stalled marriage.

The link between metabolism and weight is explored by actress Ta'Rhonda Jones (Empire (2015)).

A balloon procedure that could result in weight loss; advice on getting rid of a double chin without surgery.

Queen Latifah discusses a health concern that affects her family; a heroic teacher, whose quick thinking saved the lives of her first-grade class at Sandy Hook, discusses the ordeal.

A discussion of almond milk and other nut milks. Also: a look at whether bread increases the risk of getting Alzheimer's.

An examination of Duck Symdrome, in which people, who are overwhelmed and stressed out, try to act as if everything is perfect.

Dr. Andrew Weil reveals three recipes that fight cancer-building cells; new supermarket must-haves; Steven Tyler and Sheryl Crow.

A talk with two women who spent three days carrying a human heart everywhere they went; statins.

A report on shopping for pork. Also: Dr. Ken Jeong (Dr. Ken (2015) and The Hangover (2009)) discusses the medical crisis that inspired him to become an actor.

The "hormone whisperer" offers tips to relieve exhaustion. Also: advice on making TV binge-watching more healthy.

Ree Drummond (The Pioneer Woman (2011)) shares her Southern cooking secrets to prepare delicious comfort food; author Elizabeth Gilbert (book, "Eat, Pray, Love").

Dr. Oz investigates the Paleo diet and gives classic comfort foods a Paleo makeover; a report on shape wear and whether it causes a person to eat more or less.

A report on brain fog and how to fix it, in order to focus on what really matters; fashion designer/author Donna Karan (book, "My Journey").

Rachael Ray prepares five fast meals, using two homemade sauces loaded with nutrients that can be used on almost anything; tips to prevent colds and flu.

Dr. Oz offers five tips to beat belly bloat; microwaving one's armpits.

A look at health myths; a probe of whether men or women handle pain better; a report on leeches and their blood-sucking beauty treatment.

A kick-off of 30 ideas over 30 days to fix troubling body problems; Lori Greiner's chemical-free cleaning ideas; gluten.

Dr. Oz and Mo'Nique present a plan to stay anxiety-free, throughout the holiday season.

A report on cell phone cases and whether they protect you from radiation or cause it to increase; back pain.

Michael Strahan offers three rules to win at life, including how to push past obstacles and stay positive. Also: tips on the proper way to cook rice; and headache solutions.

Personal trainer Chris Powell share his three-day plan to control cravings; smart gum is tested; juicing; exercise gadgets.

Bobby Brown discusses the tragic loss of his daughter, Bobbi Kristina Brown; an easy, delicious slow-cooker meal.

A report on addiction to painkillers includes an interview with actress Mackenzie Phillips; the juice to drink to relieve body aches.

A report on zero-calorie foods. Also: author Leah Remini (book, "Troublemaker") discusses her 80 pound weigh-loss and her involvement with Scientology; chef Nigella Lawson shares what she eats to feel good; new dinner side-dishes.

A report on whether it is safe to eat food that fell on the floor; model/author Christie Brinkley (book, "Timeless Beauty") shares her secrets and shortcuts to looking great at any age.

A visit to the CMA Awards to get health questions from country music's biggest stars; singer Ashanti's water project.

A metabolic personality type test is offered to help lose weight; Paula Deen tells how to enjoy favorite Thanksgiving foods, while cutting the fat.

Healthy tips for Thanksgiving dinners, including whether to buy a fresh or a frozen turkey. Also: low-calorie wines.

Charlie Sheen's former girlfriend discusses the recent revelation that Sheen is HIV-positive.

A report on Omega-3 fortified foods; an examination of how plastic affects health; a look at the big butt craze.

A report on three thyroid triggers, which may slow down the thyroid and cause weight gain, to control; a look at two weight-loss surgeries. Also: Bishop T.D. Jakes shares how to reach life goals.

Tools to help stop worrying about money; three things experts say are more important than a credit score; health advice from a hairbrush.

Dr. Sanjay Gupta examines the difference in cane sugar and high-fructose corn syrup; what happens to the body after quitting sugar.

A look at cool gadgets, food ideas, beauty products, and more for the holidays; a patient who changed Dr. Oz's life; Marlo Thomas.

Three ways to harness power and overcome sluggishness, mood swings and trouble losing weight; chef Giada De Laurentiis; three self-defense moves women should know.

Breakthroughs on thinning hair; tips on home hair dyes.

News anchor Amy Robach discusses her battle with breast cancer; ways to save 15 minutes a day.

A report on water pills for weight loss; a look at cold dieting; Kim Fields (The Facts of Life (1979)) reveals the secrets to getting her body back.

A report on fitness trackers; tips on eating well for $4 per day; one word that hurts one's health.

A report on genetically modified salmon. Also: country singer LeAnn Rimes discusses the chronic condition that left her barely able to perform.

A clean freak and a clutter bug swap houses and learn important lessons in balance and organization.

Dr. Oz debuts his exam room and gives an audience member a diagnosis; binging before bed; how many hours of sleep one needs.

Tips to take stress and anxiety out of the holidays; baking cheats.

A report on E. coli outbreaks in the U.S.; a deadly danger lurking in nearly every home.

Easy steps to reverse a sugar binge in just one day. Also: Ree Drummond (The Pioneer Woman (2011)).

A quiz to determine if someone has fibromyalgia; back, neck and hand pain; Lisa Oz provides recipes to use, when cooking for a crowd.

An all-natural fix to improve mood, energy and sleep; Chef Robi provides advice for holiday entertaining.

Tips to survive and thrive during the holidays; longevity breakthroughs; chef Aarón Sánchez (Chopped (2007)); hangover cures.

Homemade holiday gifts, with a healthy twist, that are easy to make; hostess gifts; chef Geoffrey Zakarian (The Kitchen (2014)).

A look at the Day-Off Diet; tips on flat-belly foods to indulge in; advice on becoming a fat-burning machine.

A report on what's gone wrong with bread and a look at healthy bread; a shortcut to picking the best nut butter; one change to improve sleep.

Tips on overcoming insomnia. Also: Candace Cameron Bure reveals how she avoids burnout.

Sheryl Underwood (The Talk (2010)) discusses the condition that affects three quarters of all women; Montel Williams reveals his secret to living with chronic pain. Also: a report on why some moms say their children need marijuana to survive.

Three easy steps to overcome the one thing that is preventing a fuller and healthier life. Also: a top security specialist shows how to protect oneself in an emergency; and singer Monica reveals the tragic moment that changed her life forever and the condition that could have ended her career.

Part 1 of 2. Dr. Oz interviews Charlie Sheen in the actor's Los Angeles home.

Part 2 of 2. Dr. Oz interviews Charlie Sheen in the actor's Los Angeles home.

A report on processed meats; the FDA's crackdown on "all-natural" foods; Lisa Lillien's (aka Hungry Girl) 10-power protein meals.

A high-functioning alcoholic mom reveals how she hid her addiction, while living a "normal" life and what she did to get help. Also: a plan to stop impulsive online spending.

Tips to turn stress into strength; two words that should be eliminated from the vocabulary; a man loses 400 pounds.

Dr. Oz probes whether Charlie Sheen is bipolar and confronts him with his mania.

Dr. Oz examines the benefits of eating salad; a model, with Alzheimer's disease, discusses the night she went missing.

Life coach Iyanla Vanzant (Iyanla (2001)) offers advice on overcoming fear and conquering anxiety; dangers of baby bumpers; quieting a crying baby.

Toxic tap water in Flint, Michigan; a report on deadly window blinds; whether a dog can sniff out cancer and multiple sclerosis.

Tips on getting all-day energy; caffeinated foods; how to stop living paycheck-to-paycheck.

A report on parasites living inside people and making them sick; a look at the self-proclaimed "fat dad and fat kid" YouTube sensations, who are taking control of their health. Also: singer Brandy Norwood discusses her private health battle.

Organization guru Peter Walsh offer tips on easy ways to de-clutter a kitchen, a bedroom and a life; chukkas. Also: a mind-body trick that is potentially life-changing; advice on harnessing inner power.

A report on bizarre medical mysteries; an interview with a woman, who says she crossed over to the other side and came back. Also: a botched butt implant, that almost turned deadly; the three things to ask a doctor, before having any cosmetic procedure.

A report on whether a person can catch mental illness and if a simple virus or infection could be to blame; a look at whether dogs can sniff out cancer and multiple sclerosis. Also: unorthodox spiritual prescriptions.

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A report on the Zika virus and how to protect yourself. Also: Erin Brockovich-Ellis takes on a chemical in drinking water and discusses why she wants it removed.

A report on Internet addiction and how to overcome it; removing fat without surgery or pills; fast foods get a healthy makeover.

Actress Susan Lucci discusses a serious family health issue and gives details about a horrifying accident that almost left her disfigured, as her career was just starting. Also: Lucci's $1 fast-fixes and age-defying beauty secrets for chilly winter months.

Actress Jamie-Lynn Sigler discusses her battle with multiple sclerosis; women who have lost half of their weight.

A visit with a 47-year-old woman, who gave birth one hour after learning she was pregnant. Also: guest co-hostess Wendy Williams fights heart attacks, the No. 1 killer in women; a Hollywood "it" couple, DeVon Franklin and Meagan Good, reveals why they decided to remain abstinent until marriage.

Negative-calorie foods; eating cotton balls to lose weight; the feeding-tube diet.

Tips on ordering healthy pizza; a report on whether pizza boxes are toxic; an examination of chemicals in cookware; a look at the three biggest health myths about cast-iron pans.

Charlie Sheen discusses the experimental HIV treatment he tried.

Dr. Oz reveals airline secrets, including the safest place to sit in a airliner; germ-infested planes. Also: Jillian Michaels (Just Jillian (2016)).

A report on whether the world is running out of chocolate; healthier chocolate; a girl with her heart outside of her chest.

Dr. Oz investigates black market butt enhancement injections; tips on getting rid of a diet-soda belly, without giving up diet soda; fitness enthusiast Shaun T. surprises Dr. Oz's wife Lisa Oz with a one-of-a-kind workout.

A look at Mob Wives (2011) star Angela Raiola (aka Big Ang)'s battle with cancer.

Sue Klebold, mother of Columbine killer Dylan Klebold, discusses her son and offers tips on spotting a child in crisis.

Michael Strahan discusses the health scare that nearly killed his dad and why it was a wake-up call for him; Shannen Doherty discusses her battle with breast cancer and why she couldn't get immediate medical attention.

A report on mall food courts in the U.S.; Al Roker and Deborah Roberts share secrets to a better marriage; Coco Austin discusses motherhood and the health scare that almost kept her from having a baby.

Favorite foods are examined, including barbecue to learn whether a hidden ingredient in the sauce is toxic. Also: a look at some honey to see if it is really from bees; and a report on wine that may cause increased hangovers.

A report on Greek yogurt; a look at new pasta on the market. Also: Mark Hyman reveals the new carb to help turn off your hunger switch.

Charlie Sheen discusses disturbing rumors about angry texts he allegedly sent to his ex-wife Denise Richards and their children.

Singer and TV host Tamar Braxton (The Real (2013)) discusses the blood clots that nearly killed her and the night she was forced to leave Dancing with the Stars (2005); Maurice Benard (General Hospital (1963) and Joy (2015)) discusses his bipolar disorder.

A report on detoxing with tea and whether it leads to weight loss; a look at whether nontoxic scented candles can make you sick; tips on alternative sleep aids. Also: the latest hair craze.

Two cattle ranchers, who turned their backs on the corporate beef industry, sound the alarm; grass-fed beef; chef Rocco DiSpirito offers advice on breaking free from takeout and frozen foods, in order to eat healthier.

Yolanda Hadid (The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills (2010)) discusses the invisible disease that's plagued her for years and her desperate search for a cure, that took her to over 10 countries and more than 100 doctors.

Dr. Oz examines body types to maximize weight-loss results and what to eat for one's body type. Also: a look at how the right pair of jeans can make any body look 10 pounds thinner.

A look at dyes, banned outside the U.S., but that are used here. Also: whether or not to refrigerate ketchup; learning what the "half" is in fat-free half and half; discovering whether bacteria grows in a slow cooker.

Advice on how to slim down in a week, without sacrificing a meal; fast fixes for health issues; five ways to break the addiction to always being busy.

A look at the five gut types and the three simple ways to fix them and lose weight. Also: hip-hop legend Russell Simmons reveals his secrets to living 10 years longer and his outrageous veggie recipe that wows meat lovers.

Montel Williams cautions parents about teen trends that can turn fatal; singer Ted Williams.

An examination of toxins found in clothes; filmmaker Spike Lee discusses Touched with Fire (2015), the film he produced about bipolar disorder, starring Katie Holmes.

People who came back from the dead reveal what they saw when they crossed over. Also: Dr. Oz gets a reading from a Hollywood medium.

Dr. Oz examines radical weight-loss methods.

Dr. Oz investigates whether there is a link between eating carbohydrates and getting cancer.

An examination of the case against former Army Ranger Gary Smith, who was convicted of killing his roommate, fellow Army Ranger Michael McQueen, in 2006.

Magician Penn Jillette shares how he lost 110 pounds. Also: amazing skin removal transformations; Shaun T.'s 5-minute butt-blasting workout.

Flavored waters are examined to see if they have more calories than diet soda; powered peanut butter; a test for pre-diabetes; stopping diabetes before it starts.

Jennifer Garner discusses her healthy lifestyle, her faith that helped her through stressful times in her marriage, and her movie, Miracles from Heaven (2016). Plus, the real-life girl the film is based on and her amazing story of a visit to heaven that changed her life; William Shatner reveals his one regret about his life-long friend, Leonard Nimoy.

A look at 10 simple things to do, starting today, to add years to your life; Chris Powell presents a carb-cutting plan; Dolvett Quince (The Biggest Loser (2004)).

Dr. Oz examines Parmesan cheese and finds an unexpected hidden ingredient; Debi Mazar and her husband, Gabriele Corcos share fabulous foods they discovered while traveling the globe for exotic healthy edibles; what a fitness expert eats.

Tips on how to save money, dig out of debt and negotiate a lower credit card bill; Laura Prepon (Orange Is the New Black (2013)).

Montel Williams investigates real and fake medical professionals, who prey on unsuspecting patients. Also: popular medical scams.

A report on whether cancer can be sexually transmitted; removing a single word from one's vocabulary may bring a positive change in life.

Tips on how to shake the sugar habit and still enjoy sweet treats; a look at whether video games and smart phones are harming children's brains. Also: Brain Games (2011) host Jason Silva looks at the scientific secret to improve memory.

Arianna Huffington offers tips on getting good rest and points out the fatal sleep mistake many people make; mastering money; reality star Lauren Conrad.

An early-detection, at-home test, that measures one's risk for getting Alzheimer's disease; author Kimberly Williams-Paisley (book, "Where the Lights Gets In") (Eden Court (2008)); a deli investigation.

Cameron Diaz shares tips on living longer, being stronger and aging gracefully; an intervention for a woman, whose heroin addiction has torn her family apart.

An examination of potentially toxic laminate wood floors; a look at the effectiveness and safety of bug sprays; the Zika virus.

Holly Robinson Peete and her husband, Rodney Peete, discuss their experiences raising their autistic son, Rodney Peete Jr.; an 8-year-old breast cancer patient.

Dr. Sanjay Gupta exposes health myths; author Kristin Cavallari (book, "Balancing in Heels") discusses her frightening car accident and her brother's sudden death and prepares her white flour swaps. Also: whether ear stapling results in effective weight loss.

An undercover investigation into what really goes on behind the scenes of favorite restaurants. Also: chef Padma Lakshmi (Top Chef (2006)) discusses the greatest health challenges of her life.

A report on vanity sizing, in which some retailers try to make customers think they are smaller than they actually are. Also: tips for backaches; ancient grains for energy.

A report on toxic mold in homes and how to stop it before it begins. Also: Maria Menounos ("E. News" (1991)) reveals how she changed her health and lost 40 pounds.

Parents and surrogates reveal heartbreaking stories.

A report on people who are overdosing on anxiety drugs. Also: hip-hop artists Salt-N-Pepa reveal power meals to boost omega-3 intake.

A report on low fat vs. whole milk. Also: actor/physician Ken Jeong (Dr. Ken (2015)) brings a healthy dose of laughter; Kenya Moore (The Real Housewives of Atlanta (2008)) reveals a secret from her past.

Hidden cameras reveal whether unsuspecting people will allow a child to steal or help a friend ditch a diet for a day. Also: Montel Williams investigates whether a bipolar patient was shot because he was black.

Actors, who were kids on sitcoms, reveal their struggles. Featured: stars of Growing Pains (1985), Everybody Loves Raymond (1996) and Danny Bonaduce from The Partridge Family (1970).

A report on a weight-loss breakthrough. Also: Montel Williams offers advice on what to do when insurance companies won't pay for a life-changing treatment.

A look at whether diet ice cream and frozen yogurt are healthy or are making people fat. Also: a 28-day challenge to shrink stomachs and become beach ready in less than a month.

Marie Osmond discusses the biggest crisis of her life; Cleveland kidnapping survivors Amanda Berry and Gina DeJesus speak out about the child born in captivity and how The Dr. Oz Show (2009) helped them through their ordeal.

A report on possible health violations at some movie theaters. Also: Loni Love (The Real (2013)) tries some of the latest health food products and shares her guilt-free bacon makeovers for bacon lovers; spoon hacks.

Women sabotage their health to achieve hourglass figures, which includes extreme waist training and diet trends; green detox soap for weight loss.

A man, who claims he went to hell and came back, tells his story; psychic mediums Char Margolis and John Edward share how their powers work and how anyone can tap into their own intuition.

An investigation into store-bought guacamole; a recipe for a low-calorie margarita; insight into why May is the best time to start a diet and stick to it.

Maria Shriver shares advice on caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's disease. Also: tips on preventing Alzheimer's; an at-home test to assess the risk of Alzheimer's; details on the Alzheimer's pill.

Healthy coffee tips are offered. Also: protein-boosted foods; and information about blueberries in muffins, cereals and yogurt.

How three viewers lost more than 1,000 pounds combined, without surgery; "flush drinks" are investigated.

A look at botched plastic surgery focuses on a tummy tuck gone wrong. Also: a doctor who allegedly sent out graphic images and live video streams of private surgery.

Maple syrup and extra virgin olive oil are investigated in a food-truth installment. Also: facts about coconut products.

Queen Latifah discusses her family's health, her new mission and motherhood. Also: cutting salt without losing flavor; a look at "coffee gut".

An investigation into shrimp and calamari reveals how to tell good seafood from bad. Also: chef Rocco DiSpirito shows simple ways to satisfy sweet and salty cravings for under 50 calories.

An investigation into food at gas station convenience stores; an examination of air quality on planes. Also: a possible link between eating rare-cooked meat and road rage.

An investigation into ketosis, that may help fight diabetes and cancer; an update on a popular diet trend. Also: getting results from teatoxing without an expensive price tag.

An investigation into whether some health foods are high in arsenic. Also: a woman, who found out her parents are murderers, discusses what it was like to be raised by killers.

Tips to getting the lowest prescription drug prices; what to ask a pharmacist to get a better deal.

A look at favorite summer foods, including beer and hot dogs, and which ones are best for one's health. Also: the truth about condiments.

Actress Alison Sweeney discusses her battle against diet-product scammers using her name to rip people off.

A new study raises questions about the safety of eating vegetable oils.

Tips on fighting fatigue and how exhaustion may be linked to one's morning routine; advice on getting finances under control.

A look at hidden price traps, secret sales, and the right time and day to shop for bargains at retail stores. Also: 50 ways to use avocados to add years of living.

A report on turkey burgers and veggie burgers. Also: Matthew McConaughey's wife, Camila Alves McConaughey, shares health secrets she uses at home with her family.

Doctors reveal their best-kept secrets, including the best time to have a procedure. Also: Sheryl Underwood (The Talk (2010)) discusses the condition that left her devastated and weighs in on why women are drinking more.

A discussion of dad bods and whether a little bit of belly is actually good; a report on stretch pants; losing weight after having children.

A report on vacation constipation; 66 tips to have a road trip that won't blow a diet; Hoda Kotb (Today (1952)) reveals her search for waking up with all the energy needed to get through the day.

An investigation into sleeping pills and why more people are popping them before bed; tips on how to fall asleep anywhere; a report on whether spouses should sleep in different beds.

An exam room is set up in the studio to help a viewer diagnose her symptoms in real time. Also: tips on what questions to ask at a checkup.

A woman, who went from 500 pounds to her best body ever, describes how she did it. Also: tips on hydrating with new fat drinks.

Tips on reversing years of sun damage; advice on how to best protect the skin during the summer. Also: new summer food finds.

Bizarre things people eat to lose weight; a girl sleeps for 64 days straight.

A look at misconceptions about hygiene; washing jeans, hair and bed sheets; hacks for cleaning household items.

People, who work behind the scenes at restaurants, discuss unsanitary conditions; freaky food facts.

Fatty liver disease; restaurant chains make changes to please customers.

A report on the safety of summer fruits; tips on beating back pain.

Tips on making a cleanse work. Also: actress Marilu Henner reveals her top anti-aging beauty secret.

"Property Brothers" Drew Scott and Jonathan Silver Scott; dogs detecting cancer.