For the rest of us, there are crank diets, shady supplements, and astrological diagnosis.

Source: http://www.crazydaysandnights.net

I was just watching the rerun with a friend whose ex works on this one show.

This is what she told me:

For the rest of us, there are crank diets, shady supplements, and astrological diagnosis.

For this one actress though, there to tell a truly sympathetic personal story, there was a prescription to pharmaceutical grade cocaine, and free samples in the dressing room.

Dr. Oz Show
Dr. Mehmet Oz

Dr Oz May Be a White House Health Advisor, But He’s Still Tweeting Scientific Nonsense

When Mehmet Oz – the disgraced celebrity doctor from the award-winning Doctor Oz Show – was named by President Trump as a White House health advisor, it came as a bit of a shock.

Throughout Oz’s “successful” – or, at the very least, lucrative – career, the celebrity doctor has peddled a whole bunch of pseudoscientific and baseless health advice, featuring miracle weight loss cures and vaccination fear mongering.

As many predicted, an advisory position at the White House has done nothing to quell the doctor’s penchant for magical thinking and scientific quackery.

Just this week, Dr Oz tweeted and then promptly deleted a post suggesting that astrology can teach us something about our physical health.

Now is probably a good time to remind all of you that astrology is not a science… at all.

There is absolutely no compelling evidence to suggest that the positions of celestial objects can explain or even predict what is going to happen to individual people here on Earth.

It’s just not realistic, and it’s seriously concerning coming from a health advisor primarily tasked with developing health policies for children. – Source