The Dr. Oz Show - Season 8 (2016)

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump shares his vision for America's health.

Dr. Oz and Dr. Sanjay Gupta offer tips on how to protect yourself from the Zika virus; the heroic team of doctors, from the tragic Orlando nightclub shooting, are honored.

Food tips on how to save time, money and calories, from quick morning meals to no-fry fried chicken for dinner, are offered.

Two fathers, David Smith and Jason Sheats, whose worlds were torn apart when their wives snapped and murdered their children, tell their stories.

A look at why Angelina Jolie is divorcing Brad Pitt. Also: people, who claim they died and came back, reveal what they saw, who they met, why they returned, and share a message from beyond. In addition, a report on women's health and why loneliness may be as big a threat to health as obesity and smoking.

A report on pet food with the vet People magazine calls the "sexiest beast charmer". Also: Naya Rivera, from Glee (2009), reveals why she went public with a private health decision and reveals how the word "sorry" could hurt one's health.

A report on chronotypes and how they can unlock the secrets to falling asleep and staying asleep. Also: a look at the types of worry and how finding out which a person has can aid in pulling off an ultimate mind shift, that puts a person in control.

Breakthroughs in medicine are the focus. Included: a cracker test to see if a person is carb-intolerant; game-changing cancer research and therapy saving lives; penis transplant.

Former teen star Corey Feldman discusses abuse in Hollywood; Ryan Ferguson, who spent 10 years in prison for a murder he did not commit, teams up with a desperate mom to help free her son, who has been jailed almost 20 years. Also: an investigation into anti-bacterial chemicals used in soap.

Cosmetic surgeons Terry J. Dubrow and Paul Nassif (Botched (2014)) discuss helping people who have been disfigured from birth or by a traumatic accident. Also: Daphne Oz gives tips on how to make the kitchen your kingdom and puts a new spin on favorite family dishes.

The soaring price of EpiPens is the focus; radio personality Charlamagne Tha God.

Kim Zolciak-Biermann discusses the condition that could have killed her; country singer Kellie Pickler opens up about life, loss and marriage. Also: a simple quiz to personalize your daily health plan.

A report on rotisserie chicken; tips on how to de-clutter a home and relieve stress; food truths.

The 2001 murder of Washington intern Chandra Levy is the focus. Levy's mother, Susan Levy, breaks her silence about who she thinks killed her daughter and how the tragedy has affected her health. Also: why some doctors say the Mediterranean diet is better than meds.

A police officer who, after witnessing a deadly car crash, says angels do exist. He believes the baby who survived could only have been saved by a divine presence. Also: a world-renowned spiritual speaker shares her step-by-step guide to receive messages from an angel.

A look at three foods that will reduce hunger and food cravings. Also: Real Housewife Teresa Giudice reveals intimate details from her time behind bars and how she managed her health, while she was in prison.

Rachael Ray discusses her own family health scare and how Dr. Oz came to her rescue; Lara Spencer opens up about her unexpected surgery and shares her pop news health edition.

An investigation into fiber-fortified foods; a look at the trustworthiness of food allergy labels; a blind taste test to see if expensive coffee is worth the price.

An investigation into smart drugs that claim to boost energy, memory and focus. Also: four women, wrongfully accused of unspeakable acts against two little girls, speak out.

A woman meets two sisters she never knew she had, based on the mysteries uncovered by testing her spit; actress and 16-year cancer survivor Fran Drescher offers advice on how to reduce one's cancer risk.

An update on the 4-year-old boy, who was seen in the backseat of a car with two adults passed out due to a heroin overdose; a look at whether there is a racial divide in how heroin addiction is handled; Elizabeth Vargas discusses her alcohol addiction.

An investigation into the final seven minutes before death, to see what it may look like; a look at the safety of smartphone batteries.

Rob Lowe (Code Black (2015)) reveals the moment he saved his own life and shares some of his secrets for looking so young at 52. Also: a report on irritable bowel syndrome.

Pamela Anderson reveals what may be hurting your relationship and your health; Lisa Ling investigates the emotional and physical health inside a modern-day brothel.

Three mediums connect with loved ones who have passed; Candace Cameron Bure discusses her eating disorder.

Arianna Huffington offers advice on getting good sleep. Also: the latest insomnia therapy.

A report on granola; a look at whether political candidates are causing your blood pressure to rise.

Three counterfeit food scams; singer Jewel discusses homelessness and anxiety.

A woman tells of being kept in a box, tortured and used as a sex slave for seven years, and how she escaped.

How to find the perfect jean size, the difference between expensive and lower-priced jeans, and how to prevent stress when shopping for them; Dr. Oz visits the set of Dr. Ken (2015).

Low-calorie chips; pumpkin spice.

Chef Mario Batali helps to investigate pasta and advises on the best cheat-day foods.

Testing and investigating popular brands of Greek yogurt; lowering one's Alzheimer's risk.

Investigating the cleanliness and safety of popular coffee shops.

Whether it is possible to make a frozen pizza healthier than a regular slice; what is really in frozen chicken nuggets.

Musician Bobby Brown discusses a recent court ruling, concerning the death of his daughter, Bobbi Kristina Brown.

The secret to eating more carbs without gaining weight; belly fat; Montel Williams tours a high-tech marijuana factory.

Dinner shortcuts: supermarket-ready foods; boxed delivery meal kits; big-box store Costco.

A woman tells of someone attempting to steal her fetus from her belly; a young man, who survived being ripped from his mother's womb, tells of living with the anger of a violent birth.

What is really in fast-food breakfast sandwiches; Nicole Ari Parker (Almost Christmas (2016)) and Boris Kodjoe (Code Black (2015)) taste-test the 10 most popular breakfast sandwiches.

Former child stars Todd Bridges (Diff'rent Strokes (1978)); Dustin Diamond (Saved by the Bell (1989)); and Jaimee Foxworth (Family Matters (1989)).

What is in sugar-free foods, such as yogurt and chocolates; Mo'Nique, J.B. Smoove and the cast of Almost Christmas (2016).

Buying steak at the supermarket; why food is sometimes under-baked, over-roasted or burned; how to make a boxed cake mix healthy.

How olives can keep one looking young; a carb that can reduce aging; women who make their children deadly sick on purpose.

A neck adjustment is blamed for a young mother's death; a new synthetic drug is taking over the streets and a new high hitting the suburbs.

Antibiotics in chicken meat; inside the farms that raise Perdue chickens; the right time of day to eat for maximum weight-loss results.

How to take a turkey from frozen to golden; no-peel, no-boil mashed potatoes; bread-free stuffing; making gravy taste great without a lot of salt; Daphne Oz provides baking hacks that even a non-baker can pull off.

Ways to prevent Alzheimer's disease in the kitchen; pharmacy and bedroom; an instant quiz.

Fox News' Megyn Kelly discusses Donald Trump, sexual harassment accusation against her former boss, the fight for women's rights and lessons learned.

The latest kitchen gadgets; food trends; musician Jason Derulo shows how to get flat abs; cool gifts with a Dr. Oz health twist.

Determining whether one is at risk for fibroids; comic/author Kathy Griffin (book, "Kathy Griffin's Celebrity Run-Ins").

Loni Love (The Real (2013)) shows how to detox; diagnosing health by looking at a selfie.

Weatherman Al Roker; a top chef makes comfort foods healthy; the best times of the day to take medicines and vitamins.

Actress Leah Remini tells what she uncovered, when she investigated what really goes on in The Church of Scientology.

Dr. Oz debunks body myths, including diet myths that keep people from losing weight.

Tapping into inner calm, using ancient Ayurvedic techniques; a quiz to determine stress type; chef Anne Burrell whips up 15-minute dinners.

Actress Kathy Bates discusses her health; NBC's Tamron Hall talks about her sister's murder; chef Rocco DiSpirito prepares healthy 15-minute dinners.

The black market for ADHD drug Adderall; Carla Hall (The Chew (2011)) makes delicious 15-minute dinners.

An investigative reporter uncovers ways to save thousands of dollars a year on health and hygiene products; 10 wellness trends.

Singer Gloria Estefan discusses her family's health; Giada De Laurentiis makes tasty 15-minute dinners.

Testing for germs on things the public touches everyday; drugstore vs. designer makeup.

Crime reporter Nancy Grace discusses jogger abductions; a California woman goes missing while jogging; how to protect oneself.

The signs of a ruptured brain aneurysm; a woman loses her life, after ignoring the symptoms for weeks; actor William Shatner.

Kate Gosselin discusses her ex-husband and her life as a single mother of eight children.

Harnessing the power of food to ward off cancer; athlete Tim Tebow.

The intersection of medicine and religion; miraculous cures; how to define a miracle; intermittent fasting to lose weight; Daphne Oz's make-ahead breakfast ideas.

Doctors use ancient methods to control dreams, in order to treat physical health problems; online dating horrors; make-ahead lunch ideas.

DIY kits to solve beauty problems; tricks for thinning hair; make-ahead dinner ideas.

A tasty meatless burger; shedding pounds while staying full.

Dr. Mark Hyman discusses boosting brain health and improving memory and mood; Maria Shriver talks about preventing Alzheimer's disease.

Oprah Winfrey shares her lifelong project with the world.

Giving one's energy a boost; what the most successful people do, when they first wake up.

Why some women do not know they are pregnant, until they go into labor; reversing sugar addiction in 14 days.

Firing up the thyroid to boost metabolism and energy; a power-booster beverage; a mysterious health condition that causes weight gain.

Gaining control over cyber-spending; the largest technology show of the year; inside the twisted mind of the "Night Stalker".

Consumers are duped and disfigured by cheap Botox injections and silicone implants.

Probotics are "good" bacteria taken to keep the gut healthy and stop bloating.

Medical phenomena that are beyond scientific explanation; getting out of debt.

Shrimp and scallops have never been more popular, but seafood may be harboring a dirty secret that may be tricking consumers into paying more while destroying flavor and potentially affecting health; how to buy shrimp and scallops safely.

A new look into the most notorious murder case of the 20th century challenges the public's beliefs about the trial of O.J. Simpson and his guilt or innocence; other potential suspects in the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman.

The new silent epidemic of fatty liver, which can be deadly: what it is and how to reverse it, before it's too late.

From hair extension disasters to eyelash horror stories: what's underneath the most popular beauty treatments, and the SOS guide to reverse the damage and help get great hair, lashes and nails.

Julia Collin Davison (America's Test Kitchen (2000)) shows how to make meals healthier, faster and more delicious; motivational speaker DeVon Franklin tells how to get a relationship out of a rut.

Dangers of e-cigarettes; inside the mind of the Craigslist Killer.

Judge Marilyn Milian (The People's Court (1997)) shares anti-aging secrets.

Veganism for beginners; biggest vegan myths; caffeine dependency.

Anxiety and chronic worrying; astrology and health; Dr. Ken Jeong (Dr. Ken (2015)).

Easy ways to look younger; women who acted on their premonitions and how it ultimately saved their lives.

Designer drugs popping up all over the country; the high-tech way to protect loved ones.

Statins; singer Kelly Rowland raises awareness of women's heart health.

The truth about supermarket foods; alternatives to Greek yogurt; seafood and sushi; non-dairy milk options.

Comic Sherri Shepherd discusses her health and her divorce and unveils her new wig project.

Makers of new types of bread say one doesn't have to cut carbs to lose weight; a forgotten food makes a comeback; Katie Couric reveals her new project.

New theories surrounding the murder of 6-year-old JonBenét Ramsey, 20-years ago; hidden taxes on everyday health products.

People, who tested the new turmeric tonic, medicinal mushrooms, bone broth, probiotics and other health trends, report their results.

Personality quizzes reveal new things about oneself and one's health.

Amount of calories needed per day to lose weight; customized meal plans to jump-start weight loss; miraculous medical recoveries.

Eating fat to feel fuller longer and lose weight; a shopping guide to mayonnaise; the best butters to lose weight.

Why Scott Peterson killed his wife, Laci, and their unborn son, Connor; Nancy Grace sheds new light on the case; Peterson's ex-girlfriend, Amber Frey, tells how she helped to convict him.

Diets promoted online promise dramatic weight-loss results; whether they are worth the time and money.

On a never-ending quest for perfection, a pair have had more than 600 cosmetic procedures to look like human dolls; a woman with 26-inch nails.

America's Test Kitchen helps to create a family menu that has tasty items on it, helps to lose weight and is affordable; a week's worth of meals without the guesswork.

Shrinking the belly; getting rid of toxins in the body; busting sugar cravings.

Why wealthy, good-looking Lyle and Erik Menendez murdered their parents in cold blood; an interview with the woman who was Erik's girlfriend at the time.

Singer Ricky Martin; revving up the metabolism to burn more fat; Theresa Caputo (Long Island Medium (2010)) performs a spontaneous reading.

A teen exposes his mother's outrageous outbursts, bad behavior, and epic meltdowns on YouTube; Dr. Oz presents a primer on the fake news trend and introduces guest Jestin Coler, who created and profited from multiple fake news websites.

An investigation into the safety of the bubbles in sparkling water; answering questions about death; a doctor says death can be reversed.

How mold-removal services are duping consumers; water filters; vacuum cleaners.

Counterfeit celebrity endorsements; Barbara Corcoran (Shark Tank (2009)) confronts one of the scammers face-to-face.

A three-day cleanse to boost digestion and restart the body; Veronica Nash-Poleate (aka Pooh) (She's in Charge (2017)).

Decoding dreams to reveal what they may be saying about health; a sleep study; a family health crisis that made Katie Couric take a stand.

A healthy, low-calorie meat; a test for adult ADHD.

Regaining control of anxiety and worrying; why to stop checking email so much; de-cluttering and downsizing.

Taking a freezing-cold shower every day to lose weight and reverse disease; the underground world of fat fetishism, where women who are dangerously obese cash in on their fat to make money.

Overcoming an "addiction" to cheese to lose weight and regain energy; cheese alternatives; NeNe Leakes reveals her newest age-defying find and puts the latest rumors to rest; "Dog Whisperer" Cesar Millan takes on his toughest pet yet.

The best times of the day to eat to shed pounds; Leeza Gibbons tells how to win big after a life setback; crave-worthy salads.

Bargain items at discount stores may be fakes; what three foods never to buy at discount stores; five supermarket foods chefs love; no-mess parchment paper chicken four ways.

Gayle King, best friend of Oprah Winfrey; detectives race against time to solve a mysterious abduction, find a missing person and stop a madman.

Chefs Anne Burrell, Carla Hall and Richard Blais provide looks inside their personal refrigerators and talk about their must-haves; testing cellulite cream, clinics and pills.

World-class gymnasts speak out about the sexual abuse they suffered from their team doctor, while following their dreams for Olympic gold; Dominique Moceanu reveals what she witnessed.

Life and business strategist Anthony Robbins tells how to build real wealth; a detective tries to solve the 30-year-old cold case of his mother's murder.

The Whole 30 diet plan; ballerina Misty Copeland on breaking racial barriers and building a leaner, stronger and more graceful self.

Why potatoes are a nutritional powerhouse; how to enjoy them without spiking the blood sugar; Tia Mowry-Hardrict (Tia Mowry at Home (2015)) opens up about her secret struggle with diet pills.

Healthy foods that may be to blame for not losing weight; fruit and dieting; new food rules to help you lose weight.

Actress Keke Palmer (Scream Queens (2015)) reveals the truth behind her struggles with anxiety and depression.

Martha Stewart discusses anti-aging, anti-boredom and a healthier way to bake brownies.

An investigation reveals what's really inside sausage; Tamar Braxton and her husband, Vince Herbert, share two huge announcements.

Uncovering the truth surrounding fake foods in restaurants and how to avoid them.

A new study on cervical cancer; the top four signs of cervical cancer every woman should know.

Foods that fight aches and pain; Bethenny Frankel (The Real Housewives of New York City (2008)) talks about the secret health scare that sent her to the hospital multiple times.

A 28-day food plan to boost thyroid activity; June Shannon (Mama June) reveals her new figure and how she did it.

Whether breakfast should be eaten or skipped; what people have been told about flossing may be wrong.

A woman says she stared death in the face and came back; a doctor has seen thousands of deaths; the former district attorney who tried the Making a Murderer (2015) case.

The creator of the brain-boosting "bulletproof coffee" returns with more simple ways to sharpen the mind and improve the mood; a new ingredient to add to coffee to curb hunger; the simple trick that can turn bacon into brain food.

What may be added to pork; keeping family finances in check.

Ground zero of the heroin epidemic; Nancy Grace discusses Casey Anthony.

Getting the most bang for a buck at big-box stores; basing diet on personality.

Oprah Winfrey discusses her new film project; a former burglar tells how to safeguard a home; Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent show how to transform a home on a budget.

Preventing a heart attack; DeVon Franklin offers advice for couples in crisis.

Bob Harper (The Biggest Loser (2004)) discusses the condition he did not know he had, just three months after a near-fatal heart attack.

How to lose 10 pounds in 10 weeks; a former sex slave who survived being abducted at just 15 years old.

An unusual fish; Randy Jackson discusses diabetes; Sherri Shepherd talks about the disease she won't let destroy her.

A sandwich restaurant chain is accused of selling chicken sandwiches containing just 50 percent chicken; Dr. Conrad Murray discusses Michael Jackson's death.

Fat bombs for weight loss; actor Alec Baldwin.

An investigation into junk food packaged in 100-calorie portions; a one-week plan to beat bloat for a flatter belly.

Fast-food wrappers may contain dangerous chemicals; two of the nearly 60 women, who have come forward saying Bill Cosby drugged and sexually assaulted them, discuss what happened.

Foods that may have the potential to cut a person's risk of getting Alzheimer's disease; Kelly Osbourne reveals the illness she has been battling for 10 years.

Women report weight-loss success with the help of grapefruit; Joely Fisher discusses the death of her sister, Carrie Fisher.

Dr. Oz and his wife, Lisa Oz, discuss health myths.

Whether nuts are healthy or not; a one-day reset plan to get health back on track for the rest of the week.

Elisabeth Leamy and hair transplant expert Matt Huebner expose hair restoration scammers ripping off women; Kim Goldman speaks out against O.J. Simpson getting out of prison, when he is up for parole.

An at-home cancer treatment being sold online literally rots out people's skin, leaving them disfigured, with gaping holes in their bodies.

A 10-day tummy detox to get rid of constipation and get the digestive system moving again; The Fast and the Furious (2001) star Paul Walker's mother and brother speak out.

Test subjects try to eat healthy on just $4 a day.

An orange-juice buying guide; a three-day guide to losing water weight.

Dozens of people say they know who people see when they die; Jaycee Dugard discusses being held captive for 18 years and how she helps others overcome their pain.

Using tea to lose weight quickly; model Ashley Graham discusses beauty, confidence and body shaming.

A quiz to determine acid-reflux type; customized acid-reflux detox; the cast of Growing Pains (1985) pays tribute to Alan Thicke.

Pill-free solutions to back pain.

Salt in foods one would not suspect; how to kick a salt habit without sacrificing flavor; the ultimate Mediterranean diet shopping list.

Whether antibiotics, being sold over the counter at local delis around the country, are real or counterfeit; Natalee Holloway's mother tells about coming face to face with the man many believe killed her daughter.

Whether the season of one's birth can have an influence on health throughout one's life.

Talk show hostess Iyanla Vanzant (Iyanla, Fix My Life (2012)); using the nose to increase energy, reduce stress and lose weight.

Taste-testing ice cream brands less than 300 calories per pint; protecting oneself from bedbugs and beach lice; whether chemical-free bug sprays work.

Getting enough protein, a major building block to a healthy body; making plant protein taste good; Michael Strahan (The $100,000 Pyramid (2016)) puts Dr. Oz to the test.

A closer look at frozen diet dinners, fast-food chicken sandwiches, and chain-restaurant salads; how much couples should share in the bathroom.

Losing fat without staving; sunscreen myths; five natural home remedies for sunburns and summer heat rashes.

Hot sauce may help in weight loss; the Motorcycle Medium reads for the audience.

Egg myths that cost money; Morris Chestnut's secrets to firming up fast; hidden dangers in healthy foods make people gain weight.

Surviving a near-fatal hit-and-run with a less than one percent chance of making it; people who have crossed over to the other side; the "Slender Man" stabbings.

Testing diets advertised on the internet; pork rinds; new health food trends; three new "brain foods".

A fatigue-fighting jump-start; revving up a diet to burn more fat; three metabolism-boosting foods.

What really goes on in backroom spas and massage parlors; women who have been sexually assaulted take a stand against male sexual aggression.

The kinds of coffee with the most health benefits; what one's favorite cup of coffee says about one's personality.

Grilling fish, meat and vegetables; three ways to calm down and take back control at work; Cesar Millan decodes dogs' body language.

A hidden cause of bloat, exhaustion and other health issues; at-home beauty masks.

A busy mom gets a flat abdomen, after having four babies; what earwax can say about health.