Love the shows with Dr. Oz. As a nurse these shows really keep my attention. Cant wait to see this one.

I am tired of Dr. Oz being the "expert" on everything. Why can't Oprah have other doctors on who actually specialize in the fields they are talking about? The last straw for me was when she had the football player on who was able to walk because of his team doctor. Dr. Oz sat on the stage with the player and talked while the actual life saving doctor was stuck in the front row. Oprah there are other experts in the world, heck you are in Chicago and we have wonderful specialists here. Use some other experts and give all these heros the credit they are due!

There is a book that all smokers, wanting to quit, should read. The title is ' The Easy Way to Stop Smoking' writen by Allen Carr. Please, please, please read this book. I am now six months free from smoking. I did not 'white knuckle' it or go through any pain and suffering. There are several different titles now geared towards different groups of society who smoke. I belive the book I read was the original one. Even if you have already quit I still sugest you read this book. It explains why we smoke, I felt like a veil had been lifted. Thanks Cristy

My half sister had the same "blue"condition. She is now deceased and was never as blue as this gentleman. Her coloring was atttributed also to taking colloidal silver. She also had a somewhat rare disease called Porphyria. I have no idea if there could have been a connection between the disease and the production of blue colored cells. The thought that comes to my mind is that her disease was a blood condition which produced too many Porphryia cells activated by exposure to sunlight. Dr. Oz mentioned sunlight playing a role in Paul's case. Perhaps, you could forward this email to Dr. Oz for his investigation.

What was this man thinking drinking that stuff. He should have gone to his DR. Not drink something because his buddy thinks its ok.
He could have died. And I wonder what kind of damage he has already done to his body by drinking that. I guess he has learned a very valuable lesson to.

I do hope Dr Oz can help him in some way.

What this story brings to light for people is never drink or take something you know nothing about. Check with your MD first.

I my self am very much a label reader. And do I find much information on them.

I do feel very sorry for him this is no laughing matter no matter how much he laughs I am sure there are times he sits down and cries and regrets what he did.

I am a 32 year old woman and was a smoker for 10 years - well I am proud to say that I have been smoke free for 8 months and 17 days! I was asked recently why I new exactly how many months and days it had been since I ceased smoking. I asked the person if they had ever been a cigarette smoker to which they responded "No". I responded by saying that until you have been addicted to nicotine you wouldn't understand why I count days. I made the commitment this time to never have another cigarette again, just as an alcoholic can never drink again, a person addicted to nicotine cannot smoke again. I finally feel free - free from the burden and free from the addiction to nicotine, but continue to count the days to remind myself why I chose not to pick up a cigarette again. We all make choices and smoking is one of those choices - we can therefore chose to not smoke! Choosing to be a non-smoker was the best decision I ever made - a difficult decision but one that I am so glad I made. Anything worth doing is often a challenge but one that can be done - fight the urges, fight the temptation, and live! I continue to count my days that I have been smoke free as it reminds me of how far I have come and reminds me to never go back again. All behaviours can be started and ceased - what do you chose? Fight the fight and live the life God has given you! Cheers, Raelene

I would like to know why people compare quitting smoking with quitting heroin?
Personally I have quit both and cannot see how people say its just the same.