HI, here is a link to the 'Ask Dr. Oz' section on Oprah.com:

http://www.oprah.com/health/oz/ask/oz_ask_plugs.jhtml

Thanks for asking and have a great day!

-HarpoBear, Oprah.com Community Producer

I was interested in getting the exact recipe to Dr. Oz's green drink. I see on the main page the ingredients listed but I was wanting to know the measurements for each ingredient. Thanks

Gosh, I also tried to write down the ingredients but couldn't do it fast enough. Please could someone list the amounts. Thanks!

Hi, Please let me know what the recipe for Dr Oz's green drink. Thank you, jim

I would like the receipe for Dr. Oz's green drink. Thank you

I am also looking for the exact amounts for Dr. Oz Green Drink

I searched the internet and found somewhat of a cominations of ingredients that he might use for his green drink. The biggest question we have received recently is: What is in Dr. Oz's Green Drink? That is a good question! What is in Dr. Oz's green drink? According to Oprah.com, here are the listed ingredients in the infamous Dr. Oz green drink: Spinach Apple Parsley Ginger Cucumber Celery Lemon This is a lot of stuff to put in a green drink. One of the things that is preventing people from starting to drink green juices is that they do not know any juice recipes. Since Dr. Oz does not give specific amounts, here is a free green juice recipe! This is just an example of what you could do with Dr. Oz's ingredients to make your own green drink: Begin With A Green Drink by Heidi Ohlander Serves 1-2 Ingredients: 2 big handfuls of Spinach 1/2 cup parsley, chopped 1 rib of celery 1 thumb of ginger, skin peeled 1 lemon 1 medium cucumber 2 apples ice cubes (optional) In a juicer, place all ingredients except optional ice cubes in a juicer until juiced. Serve in your favorite wine goblet or other favorite glass of choice. If desired, add ice cubes for a refreshing cold beverage. As always, you can adjust these ingredients to your own liking. Perhaps you really really like cucumber. Great! Add 2 cucumbers instead! For a starter green juice, I recommend additional apples until you get used to the taste. There is no requirement to start out with swamp water that tastes like swamp water. Start with something fruity. Then over time if you want you can add more greens and less apples. That is why green smoothies are so popular - they are usually 60% or more of fruit, and 40% or less of greens. The green color is a good indication that you have enough greens in the juice. As long as it is green, you know that you are getting the alkaline benefits of greens.