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Dr. Oz has developed a test to help you check the enzymes levels in your gut, this test will reveal if your enzyme levels are enough to prevent diseases or if they are dangerously low. This self check can help you know what’s your enzyme levels based on symptom types.

Around 70 million Americans a year complain of joint pain. The knee is the most important joint in the body, and it is also the most likely to get injured. Dr. Oz took a viewer into a morgue and showed her what an arthritic knee looks like on the inside.

The Green Drink is one of dr. oz’s favorite recipes, dr. oz’s green drink is high in fiber, rich in vitamins and it also has low-calories. This breakfast drink can jump start your mornings, it has a strong taste so if you used to drink sweet tea or soda, you’ll like its tast.

Around $250 million dollars are spent every year on Ginkgo biloba, making it one of the most commonly used supplements in the world. It has been used for memory enhancement for centuries, But does it really work? And is it safe? Dr. Oz shares his thoughts.

There have been a couple of new medical breakthroughs that could help women to have better sex lives. Jennifer Ashton, MD, and Laura Berman, PhD, appeared on the Dr. Oz show to discuss these medical advances and help explain what they could mean for many women.

Rachael Ray appeared on the Dr. Oz Show to share her healthier summer BBQ and cocktail recipes. These recipes can be used to replace some of the older favorites, that are much higher in calories and fat.

Dr. Oz was deeply moved by Angelina Jolie’s public announcement regarding her decision to have a double mastectomy. Jolie wrote an emotional essay for the New York Times, explaining that she carried a faulty BRCA1 gene, which put her at an incredibly high risk of developing breast cancer

Most people know that cold and dampness can cause joint pain, but there are other weather conditions that affect your health in different ways. Ginger Zee, an ABS News Meteorologist, appeared on the Dr. Oz Show to discuss some of the conditions she faces every day and how these affect her health.