Follow Charlie Sheen’s Journey to Chase a Cure for HIV Video Series

Dr. Oz’s one-on-one interview with Charlie Sheen continues over a game of catch and yoga at his home in Los Angeles. Plus, Charlie Sheen shares why black underwear is a necessity over 40 and how he’s going to chase the cure for HIV.

Charlie Sheen opens up about his former alcohol habit and how he has quit drinking. Plus, Dr. Oz demonstrates his post-run stretch.

Charlie Sheen shares vivid details from a dream he had when he was 28 years old that not only freaked him out but also relates to his current HIV status.

Four years since his HIV diagnosis, Charlie Sheen is finally ready to look forward. Plus, he shares when he realized he wanted to get a grip on his health and the fun way he remembers to take his medicine.

Charlie Sheen takes Dr. Oz into his bar and shares his two favorite movies. Then, he opens up about why he turned to drinking after years of staying sober.

Charlie Sheen explains why Apocalypse Now and Jaws are his two favorite movies and shares what he wants his kids to know in the future.

Dr. Oz visits Charlie Sheen at his home in Los Angeles and finds out how he starts his day. Plus, Sheen reveals what’s next for him now that he has publicly revealed he is HIV positive.

Charlie Sheen invites Dr. Oz into his bedroom, shares his sleep routine, and what keeps him up at night.

Charlie Sheen talks about his struggles with drinking and gambling and his road to sobriety. Then, he shares what addiction he’s tackling next.

Join Charlie Sheen as he visits his doctors and specialists who are on the front lines of HIV research, care, and treatment. Plus, find out why his doctor recommends acupuncture therapy to kick his smoking addiction.

In his search for a cure for HIV, Charlie Sheen sought experimental treatment from controversial doctor Dr. Samir Chachoua who claims to cure diseases like HIV and AIDS. Find out what this therapy involved.

In his studio interview with Dr. Oz, Charlie Sheen opens up about his reaction to his HIV diagnosis and his current condition now.

Dr. Oz and Charlie Sheen visit the morgue at the Jersey City Medical Center to see how addiction truly affects the body. Get an inside look at healthy and unhealthy organs, including the lungs, liver, and heart.

Dr. Oz uncovers a shocking detail from Dr. Samir Chachoua, the controversial doctor Charlie Sheen sought treatment from for his HIV. Then, Dr. Robert Huizenga, Charlie’s doctor in Los Angeles, shares his take on what Sheen’s treatment should be.

Charlie Sheen responds to the tough questions about the public’s perception of his image and his view on now being a public face for the battle against HIV. Plus, he shares the poem and show idea he wrote that reflects his passion for chasing a cure.

Could Charlie Sheen have bipolar disorder? Oz asks the tough questions. See what happens when Charlie is confronted with his mania. Is it pushing him to behaviors that are far more dangerous for him than HIV?

Charlie Sheen opens up about his relationship with his actor father, Martin, and how his dad’s near-death experience affected him. Plus, he explains why he says he was “born dead.”

Charlie Sheen addresses how his addictions have affected his marriages and how his substance abuse has spiraled out of control before.

When guest Andrea asks Charlie Sheen about his HIV support network, Charlie Sheen reveals why he welcomes and needs such a group in his life.

Charlie Sheen shares his personal bouts of fear living with HIV and how he handles those uncertain moments.

In his face-to-face studio interview with Charlie Sheen, Dr. Oz reveals his desire to help Sheen not just chase a cure for HIV, but chase a cure for himself.

When asked if he would be a spokesperson for those living with HIV, Charlie Sheen reveals that he already is and why he recognizes the need for further education and advocacy.

In his groundbreaking interview with Dr. Oz, Charlie Sheen agrees to receive help from Dr. Shahla Modir, a psychiatrist who specializes in mental health issues like mania and bipolar disorder.

In his one-on-one interview with Charlie Sheen, Dr. Oz asks him hard questions about both his physical and mental health. Plus, Sheen finally admits for the first time that he might be manic.