The Dr. Oz Show

- Season 9

(2017)

Alzheimer's prevention; a quick at-home test to determine one's risk; TV judge Glenda Hatchett discusses her daughter-in-law's death after childbirth.

O.J. Simpson gives a message to Dr. Oz from behind bars; Simpson's final weeks in prison; Fred Goldman speak out on the release of the man he says murdered his son, Ron Goldman; a woman who says she is terrified of O.J. walking free.

Whether chicken meat is dangerously chlorinated; three of the biggest chicken producers in America answer questions; whether boxed macaroni and cheese is safe.

An interview with Ivanka Trump, daughter of President Donald Trump.

Montel Williams discusses a bold, controversial potential solution to the opioid crisis.

An at-home quiz to find out one's thyroid speed and what it means; TV hostess Maria Menounos reveals the devastating diagnosis she never expected, a brain tumor.

Dr. Oz's daughter, Daphne Oz, interviews him about his new project; Nancy Grace sounds the alarm on a frightening reality that is happening at top-notch hotels.

Daphne Oz and Hilaria Baldwin show how they put sugar on the sidelines, without sacrificing taste; Tamra Judge (The Real Housewives of Orange County (2006)) reveals how years of fun in the sun almost killed her.

An everyday mom pays the ultimate price for starting to bulk up on a mix of protein-rich foods; the family of a young man, who committed suicide after receiving a string of disturbing text messages from his girlfriend, speaks to Dr. Oz.

Dr. Oz and his wife, Lisa Oz, tackle the biggest everyday health myths; Martha Stewart shows how to master a slow cooker.

The healthiest kinds of deli meat by brand; the Instant Pot kitchen gadget.

Nursing student Maura Murray, age 21, vanishes without a trace; a revolutionary way to pain-proof the body.

The show's undercover investigation exposes the ugly truth behind black-market beauty products that could make consumers sick; Teresa Giudice (The Real Housewives of New Jersey (2009)) discusses her health and marriage struggles; putting 10 popular diets to the test.

Questions loom about what motivated the gunman behind the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history.

Tionne 'T-Boz' Watkins, of TLC, discusses her health issues; celebrity trainer Tracy Anderson reveals workout secrets;

The coconut oil debate; a new way to measure your health that may make your bathroom scale obsolete; how to determine if you are fat.

A 16-year-old hires a hit man to kill her father.

Deconstructing meatloaf and rebuilding it to become a protein powerhouse; Paula Deen reveals how she lost 40 pounds on healthy Southern foods; Morgan Freeman on love, hate and faith.

The breakfast combo that can boost metabolism; Yolanda Hadid (The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills (2010)) opens up about Lyme disease, divorce and betrayal; the underground world of the organ black market, in which people are murdered for their organs.

Powdered collagen to improve sleep and make one look and feel younger; anti-aging shopping list for the grocery store;

A possible medical breakthrough for Alzheimer's; the potential harm in using a cell phone while on the toilet.

Clues that may lead to the killer of two girls; what is really in fast food, and which meals are healthiest to order.

A DIY mold checklist; YouTube comic Hannah Hart (I Hart Food (2017)).

Food trends to help fight cancer; the new super green that fights disease; a veteran hacker reveals how easy it is to spy on people and steal their identities through the cameras on computers and smart phones.

Bob Harper (The Biggest Loser (2004)) discusses his heart attack; how teeth and earlobes may predict a heart attack; author DeVon Franklin talks about trusting one's gut instincts.

A healthy woman complaining of headaches suddenly ends up struggling to speak or walk; adding valuable time to sleep.

Getting the gut healthy and keeping the weight off; the elimination diet vs. the vegan diet; a newlywed is found with a gunshot wound to his head.

Gas; the gut-healing food to fix the digestive system; Daphne Oz shares her family's remedies for the cold and flu; Hilaria Baldwin demonstrates yoga moves to boost immunity.

Dr. Oz takes a closer look at zero-calorie foods; an investigation into cruise ship disappearances; Dolly Parton reveals her health battle.

The biggest money-savers at local supermarkets; Monica Lewinsky's new anti-bullying campaign.

Turning meals into Alzheimer's fighters; whether pumpkin spice foods are real or fake; the ultimate pumpkin dessert from Martha Stewart.

The many benefits and uses of apple cider vinegar; the powerhouse vinegar that may be taking over; the mysterious death of 19-year-old Kenneka Jenkins.

Corey Feldman unleashes a major bombshell; an affordable tasty fish; the dangers of trampoline parks.

Former teen star Corey Feldman exposes Hollywood's dark side and reveals the secrets he's kept for 20 years: pre-teen parties, child predators and pedophiles.

Benefits of drinking coffee; how to boost one's energy all day long; Gabrielle Union discusses her health struggle; Christie Brinkley gives anti-aging advice.

Ten triggers that may increase one's risk of developing Alzheimer's disease; Melissa Rivers speaks out on life, after her mother Joan Rivers' death.

Greek yogurt; murder-attempt survivor Mary Jo Buttafuoco reveals the surgical breakthrough that gave her a reason to smile.

Shady addiction-treatment centers turn a blind eye to drug use to keep patients sick, in an effort to make a profit; unlicensed, illegal and deadly butt injections.

A Denver high-school cheerleading coach is caught on tape forcing a teen into a painful split; shocking injuries uncovered; the healthiest, most affordable cheese in supermarkets.

An industry insider claims Charlie Sheen sexually assaulted Corey Haim, when he was just 13 years old; Haim's mother tells her side of the story and points the finger at someone else.

Actor Corey Feldman returns to reveal more names of people in what he calls Hollywood's pedophile ring; what happened after he spoke with the LAPD; former child star Todd Bridges comes forward about the sexual abuse he, too, suffered as a child.

The simple quiz that may reduce one's risk of Alzheimer's; kidnapping survivor Elizabeth Smart reveals her new mission.

Secret ingredients for Thanksgiving side dishes; finding the right turkey; Valerie Bertinelli reveals her favorite healthy dessert.

Some rich and powerful men in Hollywood, busted for criminal behavior, promises to clean up their act by going to sex rehab; what happens when one dies.

A young mom's baby is kidnapped, right out of her womb, and held for ransom; Todd Bridges (Diff'rent Strokes (1978)) speaks out about the dark side of show business and reveals the abuse he suffered, when he was 11 years old.

Leading brain-health experts answer questions about Alzheimer's; Olivia Newton-John discusses her second battle with breast cancer.

Women have reported being tortured by NXIVN, which markets itself as a self-help group but may be an underground cult in disguise; the sister of murdered actress Sharon Tate speaks out about a Manson family cult member who might walk free.

Supermarket hot buffets; two women fight off carjackers; self-defense moves that could save one's life.

The truth about avocados; a new way to eat them; tools to reach your full potential and stop self-sabotage.

Witnesses discuss disturbing details about the murder of Laci Peterson and her unborn child; shopping for soup.

Some of the most common dreams people have and what dreams can tell people about their health.

Possible toxic effects of hair treatments; safeguarding homes from burglars.

Sexual-harassment victims take a stand, while the accused see their careers crumbling; men and women debate whether the punishment should be the same for every offense and whether anyone gets a "pass".

A look at whether organic and omega-3 eggs are worth the cost; actress Suzanne Somers reveals all about Three's Company (1976) and the state of Hollywood today.

Women across three states say a prominent doctor used his sought-after treatments as leverage to extract sexual favors; a woman says her mother was the first victim of the infamous Hillside Strangler;

Insider tricks try to get people to eat more and spend more at the mall; germ-laden surfaces to avoid at the mall food court; Naomi Judd's battle with depression.

Two more people say they were victimized by the man who actor Anthony Edwards (ER (1994)) says molested him as a child; women, who say they were sexually assaulted by massage therapists, take legal action against one of the biggest spas in the country.

DIY fails - from kitchen disasters to health and beauty bungles; Ree Drummond (The Pioneer Woman (2011)) shows festive twists on comfort foods; two words that are hurting women everywhere.

The lost detective tapes about Corey Feldman's sexual abuse have been found and will be heard for the first time, identifying the person he accuses of molesting him; actress Patricia Heaton discusses being a real mom and a TV mom.

Barbara Corcoran (Shark Tank (2009)) discusses her experience with sexual harassment; why the case of missing African-American children do not get the attention they deserve.

Ways to save time, while streamlining mornings, shopping for food and preparing meals.

An online dater marries the man of her dreams, only for him to turn around and try to kill her daughter; spotting the warning signs of a sociopath; Bishop T.D. Jakes tells how to get out of a rut.

Why people take magnesium supplements; Anthony Anderson (Black-ish (2014)) discusses his battle with Type 2 diabetes.

The four questions everyone suffering from exhaustion needs to ask themselves; fascia rollers.

Dr. Oz confronts companies that use his name to dupe viewers into buying bogus health and beauty products, and the government cracks down to keep viewers safe; a podcast may have solved the decade-old cold case of a missing schoolteacher.

Testing the most-pinned healthy food hacks on Pinterest; twins Jenna Bush Hager and Barbara Bush reveal things about the White House they have never shared before.

Dr. Oz looks into products and methods that claim to help people focus and improve memory; tips on tackling holiday stress; ballplayer Darryl Strawberry;

Corey Feldman is one of the first to expose pedophilia in Hollywood and gives a voice to many others who were abused as children; someone who says Corey has changed his life; the aftermath of speaking out; whether cold medicine can lead to murder.

A woman tells of unexpectedly giving birth; how a woman can overlook a pregnancy; the Pegan 365 diet.

The sugar industry is caught in a 50-year cover-up, that may have contributed to viewers' diabetes, heart disease and cancer; a man murders his wife for losing weight.

A plan to recharge the body, reduce bloat and jumpstart weight loss; Anthony Robbins (Tony Robbins) tells how to get unstuck and live the life of one's dreams.

The pork industry is taking a long time to comply with the World Health Organization's demand that the use of antibiotics in animals, to be used as meat, cease immediately; effects on consumers' health; testing bloat causes and cures.

A deceitful man poses as an OB/GYN, performs examinations and surgeries, and delivers babies; a young girl, held prisoner in a cage for six years, escapes.

Discovering one's personal wake/sleep schedule to learn the best time to go to bed and when to eat to avoid weight gain; using food to fight fatigue; a vitamin to prevent "brain fog".

A senator's neighbor attacks him; peeping Toms; a pregnant woman is shot; fighting back against nightmare neighbors; more accusations against child-actor manager Marty Weiss.

Entertainer Marie Osmond discusses her eating disorder and the Las Vegas mass shooting; the digital pill; fitness trackers;

Low-carbohydrate diets; personalized Greek yogurt smoothies.

A doctor who went from a healer to a drug-dealing addict; whether brain trauma on the field caused former football player Aaron Hernandez to commit murder and suicide.

The Oz-approved sugar substitutes for 2018; uses and dangers of the herb kratom.

Lies people believe about the most-hyped fish; why people fake their own abductions and assaults; how to spot a liar.

Exciting new foods that supercharge the energy and taste buds; $5 food finds;

A discussion with doctors who believe in life after death; microwaving sponges; dirty coffee makers.

Whether sex dolls and sex robots are safe; the dark side of online dating.

Celebrities share advice about morning routines; three self-care secrets;

Chef Bobby Flay discusses how he lost 15 pounds, by eating burgers and brownies; a deeper look into elder abuse;

Dr. Oz uncovers the truth about new instant foods like coffee, oatmeal, rice, and pasta; foods that are labeled "healthy", but are not.

Pre-packaged chicken parts; getting the best meat at the best price; getting back on track with New Year's resolutions.

Parents chain, beat and starve their 13 children for years; Louise Turpin's sister and cousin reveal details of the family's long legacy of abuse.

An interview with actress Nicole Eggert, who says her Charles in Charge (1984) co-star Scott Baio took advantage of her sexually, when she was a minor; Baio says she seduced him, after she was past the age of consent.

Rose McGowan talks sexual assault, Hollywood, and Harvey Weinstein; reports of women who are sexually assaulted by hotel staff while on vacation; answers to questions about influenza and how to avoid it.

Gayle King discusses hot topics; Dr. Oz examines his own diet for too much mercury; Martha Stewart shows how to prepare delicious, low-mercury fish; celebrities surprise Dr. Oz for his 1,500th show.

Using apple cider vinegar for weight loss; which Greek yogurts are fake.

Dr. Oz and Nancy Grace speak to a couple who say they have information that could help solve the decades-old murder of 6-year-old JonBenet Ramsey; whether coconut oil is part of a conspiracy.

An investigation into butter substitutes; whether a gluten-free diet exposes people to arsenic.

Natalie Wood's sister, Lana Wood, reveals to Dr. Oz what she thinks happened, the night her sister died in 1981; whether essential oils are cure-alls or health scams.

Where hamburger meat comes from; cell phone tower dangers.

Whether or not it is healthy to eat pasta; what an epic food binge does to the body and how to reverse course.

Casey Anthony's two former roommates open up about the days before and after her 2-year-old daughter Caylee's death and revealing what Casey was like at home.

A journalist tells of quitting her job for a lying surgeon, after being trapped in a web of lies and deceit; three warning signs of a scam; following a private eye, as he tracks cheating spouses;

A hidden underworld of illegal and adulterated honey from China infiltrates America; life with a woman with 67 different personalities; victims of revenge porn;

A new, innovative quiz to find out one's gut type, based on cutting-edge research; what to eat right now to change the body; inside one woman's harrowing heroin withdrawal;

Decoding which canned tuna to buy for both health and flavor; a scientist says eating more salt could save one's life.

A father begs the public to help him find his kids, who went missing three years ago; Angelika Graswald, whose fiancé drowned while they were kayaking on New York's Hudson River, speaks out about his mysterious death;

Nudity at the doctor's office; a showering quiz; how to get rid of a cold; a device some consider better than blowing the nose.

A woman discusses her celebrated police chief husband, who was charged with soliciting sex with a minor; the warning signs of a dangerous rideshare.

What is really in probiotic foods; whether they are good sources of gut-friendly bacteria; exorcism fraudsters;

Revving up the metabolism for weight loss; Vanessa Williams and her daughter, Jillian Hervey, discuss how they are tackling their family's heart-health risk head-on.

BTK killer Dennis Rader's letters from prison; an interview with a man, whose family Rader murdered; singer K. Michelle tells how her cosmetic implants nearly ruined her health and allows the show's cameras into surgery, as she gets them removed;

Which of the new cooking oils available are healthy and which are hype; Kirk Cameron (Growing Pains (1985)) discusses why smartphones are the gateway to danger for children;

Virtual kidnapping is an extortion hoax, costing terrified parents thousands of dollars in fake ransom payments; Roma Downey (Touched by an Angel (1994));

Dr. Oz talks about whether or not parents should kiss their children on their lips; immunity-boosting cold and flu remedies;

Rachael Ray shows how to simplify and automate heart-healthy Mediterranean meals; surviving a heart attack during sex.

A forgotten case in American history has resurfaced, with new clues and detail. Whether the right man is behind bars for the 1979-1981 murders in Atlanta, or whether the real murderer is still out there.

Kathie Lee Gifford reveals how she unlocks her inner strength, when facing life's most challenging moments, and how her faith has transformed her life and her health; a quiz to determine if it's time for a digital detox; chef Vivian Howard makes healthy comfort-food dishes.

Nannies and baby sitters caught on camera forcibly grabbing, hitting and smacking children; what to know before hiring someone to watch children; Daymond John ("Shark Tank") reveals his one step to overcome procrastination and prosper.

Louise and David Turpin, who held their 13 children captive, chained up and starved for years inside their home, speak out from behind bars; Milo Ventimiglia discusses his "This Is Us" character and whether he could have been saved.

Where Louise and David Turpin's 13 tortured children are and what their futures hold; a woman who had 14 worms in her eye.

Whether there is a link between psychiatric drugs and violence; going inside the mind of a mass shooter to uncover red flags that are easy to miss;

Why potatoes may be nature's diet pill; Daphne Oz reveals new food finds for 2018.

A quick-thinking ticket agent helps two young girls avoid a life of physical, sexual and psychological abuse; 100 shortcuts to make life easier;

Foods that may help sharpen the mind and ward off dementia; how beets can supercharge the brain for better memory;

Doctors who become depressed and suicidal as a direct result of their profession; clean eating to restart a diet.

Determining your unique wipe type; how to tell if your poop is normal; Pegan 365 diet success stories;

Whether fears of peanuts are over-hyped; boxer Laila Ali puts a healthy twist on comfort foods, including fried chicken.

Prosecutor Marcia Clark discusses watching O.J. Simpson walk free and whether Casey Anthony got away with murder.

At-home DNA tests and privacy; what happens to people's DNA, after they send it in; whether genes are being sold;

An equestrian mom runs a drug empire; soccer moms secretly work in the sex industry;

Hoda Kotb becomes the new co-anchor of the Today (1952) show and embraces her first year as a mother.

Low-cost rotisserie, grilled, and canned chicken may not be healthy to eat; how to get thicker, shinier and healthier hair.

Legal analysts Nancy Grace and Dan Abrams ("Grace vs. Abrams") discuss the disappearance of Stacy Peterson, wife of an ex-cop who was convicted of killing his previous wife; a 14-year-old girl is forced to marry a man in the U.S.

Louise Turpin, mother of 13 tortured children, may have been living a secret double life on social media; the quiz to find out which sugars and sweeteners one's body can handle.

The conspiracy to cover up sexual assaults on vacationers; a man tells of forgetting his child in a hot car.

Choosing a protein powder; which hair-growth treatments work and which are a waste of money.

Whether blaming antidepressants is a legitimate criminal defense; whether the right man is behind bars for the murder of writer Christa Worthington;

What a super carb is and how it can change one's health; a surprise reunion for trainer Bob Harper with the man who saved him, after his heart attack; actor Terry Crews discusses sexual harassment and porn addiction.

An undercover investigation into the safety of dog groomers; the widow of Soundgarden's Chris Cornell speaks out on his suicide;

Beer-industry secrets; why no ingredients are listed on beer bottles; whether "light" beer is a scam that could lead to weight gain; actress Vivica A. Fox.

Next-door neighbors of a woman, who drove her family off a cliff, say they tried to save the children days before they disappeared;

Some say dairy is part of a healthy diet, while others say it causes cancer; journalist Natalie Morales provides healthy recipes, inspired by her global travels;

Digital spies can watch people in their own homes;

Tarek El Moussa (Flip or Flop (2013)) talks about cancer, addiction and divorce; Sean Hayes (Will & Grace (1998)) speaks out about his health scare and hearing loss;

Whether "organic" food is really organic; the biggest names in organic foods answer tough questions; Lynda Carter ("Wonder Woman") discusses sexual harassment in Hollywood;

Eight women are found dead within a three-mile radius, over a four-year span; journalist Katie Couric reveals the first tech rehab center for technology addicts; phubbing;

The voice doctor to famous singers; inside the vocal chords of one beloved talent; Nigella Lawson puts a brand-new twist on popular comfort foods;

Maximizing weight loss and health with Greek yogurt; whether winning the lottery could ruin one's life;

The similarities between two sets of abusive parents: the Turpins with 13 children and the Harts with six adopted children.

An investigation into counterfeit apple cider vinegar; the hidden danger of frozen yogurt machines;

The show returns to the town, where "house of horrors" parents David and Louise Turpin grew up to uncover family secrets that have been buried until now; the new apple cider vinegar seven-day kick-start cleanse;

Never-before-heard details of the Casey Anthony child-murder case, from an insider who knew her when she was in prison; the secret relationship between "house of horrors" parents Louise and David Turpin;

Fast-food fish sandwiches; mother-of-14 "Octomom" reveals the truth behind the salacious headlines;

An investigation into whether hand dryers spread harmful bacteria; journalist Meredith Vieira discusses cutting-edge medicine for cancer, auto-immune diseases and neurological disorders;

Whether it is true that red meat is beefed up with antibiotics, and whether it is safe to eat; an undercover, hidden-camera investigation into fake psychics;

Stay-at-home mom Kat West, who posted semi-nude photos online, ends up dead in her own driveway; Michelle Knight discusses being held captive for nearly 11 years, in the Cleveland House of Horrors, by Ariel Castro;

Unforgettable and crazy birth stories include babies being born in a speeding car and in a Brooklyn pizzeria; LuAnn deLesseps ("The Real Housewives of New York City") discusses her divorce, arrest, sexual assault allegations and drinking;

Kaylee Muthart, who deliberately blinded herself while high on meth, says she can now see the true meaning of life; whistle-blowers reveal dark secrets about what is lurking in coffee;

Family secrets are uncovered, when a DNA test reveals that a woman has 11 siblings and the man she thought was her biological father is not; supermodel Tyra Banks discusses motherhood, aging and her nose job;

Butter alternatives may reduce heart disease, fight cancer and prevent arthritis; match a green tea; new skinny teas;

Surgery mistakes that could be deadly; a doctor leaves an 18-inch tube inside a patient for 12 years; a serial-killing doctor accused of murdering 35 patients; a woman fights back, after her body was made fun of, while she was on the operating table;

A quiz to find one's pain type and the best pain relievers for it; lies about sugar may have contributed to viewers' diabetes, heart disease and cancer;

Families fight for their lives in violent home invasions caught on video; how to keep a home and family safe;

Experts discuss research that may offer hope to people affected by Alzheimer's; actress Marcia Gay Harden discusses her mother's battle with the disorder;

The truth about turkey burgers, bacon, and hot dogs; the story of a traveling con man, who spent years preying on women and stealing their homes;

The mother of 8-year-old Cherish Perrywinkle, who was abducted from a department store and killed; the hidden health epidemic that is killing firefighters;

MediSpa scams and botched procedures leave women permanently disfigured; "Leave It to Beaver" star Jerry Mathers;

A man uses prescription pills as a means to rape his wife; a loving wife is murdered after losing 160 pounds.

America's biggest pizza chains; a 10-day belly slim-down; foods that help people to lose weight;

Astrological sign and health; an astrologer reveals the best thing everyone can do for inner star strength; Carrie Fisher's brother, Todd Fisher, discusses her and their mother, Debbie Reynolds;

Whether or not eating salt is healthy; which canned tuna to buy for both health and flavor;

Whether sugary snacks cause Alzheimer's disease; a supermarket staple may be sabotaging viewers' weight-loss goals;

A tongue selfie can reveal one's digestion type; an intervention with Caitlyn Lowell and her husband, Tyler Baltierra (MTV's "Teen Mom OG");

An ingredient in over-the-counter pain relievers may contribute to anxiety and depression; Whitney Houston's sister-in-law speaks out about the singer's final moments and how she tried to save Houston's daughter, Bobbi Kristina;

A countdown of the top food trends: the favorites and the flops; whether turmeric is the healthy super-spice some believe it is; the apple-cider vinegar beauty trend;

A complete stranger stalks a woman, sending her death and rape threats for years; why the police never protected her, until it was almost too late; whether there is such a thing as healthy sugar;

Name brands vs. generic foods; a sneaky thing that drains people's happiness; three secrets to ending self-doubt and making dreams come true;

Two kinds of vinegar reportedly boost immunity and fight illness; a vaccine to target and eliminate cancerous tumors;

A victim reveals the practices of a serial child molester, who worked as a pediatrician for years; one of Ervil LeBaron's 50 children tells how she escaped his polygamous cult;

Secret stressors make one unhealthy and shortens one's life expectancy; combating stress with a cellphone; unlocking one's personal carb type;