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Bread is a staple in diets around the world but for the last 15 years, we were told to cut bread and carbs from our diets. Has there been any benefit and have we lost any weight? Dr. Oz and journalist Mark Schatzker investigate.
Journalist Mark Schatzker and Dr. Oz explain how giving up bread can affect your weight and your brain. Find out why bread isn’t bad for you. Plus, author Nathan Myhrvold explains why he says whole-wheat bread isn't healthier than white bread.
Dr. Oz and journalist Mark Schatzker demonstrate how white and whole-wheat breads are digested differently in the stomach. Then, get the dish on whole white wheat bread and how it compares to whole-wheat and white varieties.
Guests Rebecca and Sophia try whole white bread for the first time in decades and reveal their one-word verdicts.
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Go-to tester Rhenotha and Dr. Oz break down the claims behind spirulina, a blue-green algae that’s used in smoothies. Find out what’s true and what’s not. Plus, learn how to make a spirulina smoothie that supports your immunity.
Blend up an immunity-boosting smoothie with nutrient-rich ingredients like spirulina and spinach.
It’s been two decades since low-carb diets took over our lives and our fear of bread began. Today, we’ll tell you why it’s time to end the war on bread. Plus, personalized Greek yogurt smoothies to recharge your brain and repair your body.
Journalist Mark Schatzker and Dr. Oz explain how giving up bread can affect your weight and your brain. Find out why bread isn’t bad for you. Plus, author Nathan Myhrvold explains why he says whole-wheat bread isn't healthier than white bread.
Guests: Mark Schatzker , Rhenotha Whitaker , James Briscione
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