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Fast Food Pizza Revealed
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| You love pizza, it's my favorite guilty pleasure. | |
| We investigate fast food pizza from America's biggest pizza chains. | |
| It's 50% saturated fat, which has been linked to heart disease and kidney disease. | |
| Some of these ingredients are actually illegal in other countries. | |
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| Secret weapon. | |
| Coming up next, are you ready to say some lives today? | |
| Yeah! | |
| I love you, Dr. Lodge. | |
| Pizza, it's everybody's favorite food. | |
| I love the smell. | |
| But over the years, pizza's gotten cheaper, faster, and even more accessible. | |
| Now, check this out. | |
| It's an ad that says, buy one pizza and get two free. | |
| Not one, get two free. | |
| I mean, it's so easy to order too. | |
| You just ask Alexa, and a pizza arrives at your door. | |
| And check this out. | |
| You can even order pizza right from the new smart sneakers they're making. | |
| You just push a button on your show and there it is. | |
| The pizza arrives at your door. | |
| But have we traded in the health of pizza for a faster, cheaper pie? | |
| There we investigate fast food pizza from America's biggest pizza chains. | |
| And I brought in the big guns. | |
| Larry Olmsted is here, author of Real Food Fake Food. | |
| It just came out in paperback. | |
| So Larry, how are we making this wonderful food so inexpensive and so fast? | |
| Well, cheap is right. | |
| I mean, you see these commercials, two pizzas for $5.99, right? | |
| And Dr. Oz, I mean, how can you make it that cheap? | |
| There's only one way, which is to start with extremely low-quality ingredients. | |
| But it might be expensive for our health. | |
| So it looks so beautiful on the outside, but let's deconstruct pizza. | |
| We'll start with the crust, the part that so many of us adore. | |
| And show me, if you have a high-quality crust, what should be in the pizza? | |
| Sure, it's really simple. | |
| If I was making pizza, there's really just three key ingredients, which are water, flour, and yeast. | |
| And then sometimes we use some extra virgin olive oil and salt for flavor, and you'll have a wonderful pizza. | |
| Unfortunately, in your investigation, you looked into what we actually usually get when we order one of these fast pizzas. | |
| Now, these fast food pizza chains, you know, they're making some changes, and we're going to talk about that in a second. | |
| But generally speaking, what's in their pizza dough? | |
| It's really mind-boggling when you take a look. | |
| As you can see, there's a lot more than the three ingredients you need to make pizza right here. | |
| And some of these are particularly disturbing to me, like palm oil. | |
| It's 50% saturated fat, which, as you know, has been linked to heart disease and kidney disease. | |
| And then there's this whole category people don't really know about, which is called dough conditioners. | |
| For example, this L-cysteine, it's a cysteine. | |
| It's a non-essential, synthetic amino acid, widely used in commercial baking to improve flavor and commonly derived from duck feathers. | |
| Duck feathers? | |
| Duck feathers? | |
| Not something I expect in my pizza. | |
| I mean, talk about your stuffed crust. | |
| Stuff cost terrible. | |
| It's a bunster. | |
| I gotta say, I looked into all these ingredients, and I'm not worried about the junk that you see in front of you because it's not dangerous. | |
| But you got a combination instead of salt, fat, and sugar, which makes it really easy to overeat those tasty slices. | |
| You're not getting much nutrient for it. | |
| But you have a trick that you say we can use to hack this process. | |
| How do we get the right kind of dough for the pizzas that we adore? | |
| And you've talked about it in your book, Real Food, Fake Food. | |
| You know, I mean, what I recommend, and not just for pizza, but for most foods, is make it yourself. | |
| A lot of supermarkets sell fresh dough that you can just buy, take home, spread, then you control the toppings, real cheese, real vegetables, whatever you want. | |
| And when you make that pizza, you just spread it out, top it, cook it. | |
| It'll be faster than using Alexa. | |
| I wish you could all feel you can feel this. | |
| You just appreciate the sensuality of this because you can do it with everybody in the family. | |
| All right. | |
| Now, that's the crust. | |
| Let's talk about the cheese. | |
| This is another area we fall short sometimes. | |
| What is the problem with the cheese on pizza? | |
| Well, there's a couple of problems. | |
| I mean, this is this, you know, kind of good-looking mound of fresh-grated cheese that you see in the commercials, but they're getting it frozen. | |
| It doesn't really look like this. | |
| And that's, to me, not the big problem. | |
| The bigger problem is what might be lurking inside this. | |
| So if we take a look at this pile of cheese here, I'll spread it out. | |
| This is cellulose. | |
| It's ground fiber made from plant products. | |
| It's gotten a really bad rap in the media with cheesemakers. | |
| It's been referred to as sawdust and wood pulp. | |
| And just to be clear, you're not going to see this like this in your pizza. | |
| This is, you know, for illustration. | |
| And the FDA has approved this product for use. | |
| It's supposed to be an anti-clumping agent to keep the cheese from solidifying it, but the cheesemakers have been shown to use two, three, four times as much as they need. | |
| Plus, it keeps the cheese from melting as well. | |
| And while it's, you know, not going to kill you, I'd rather not eat it. | |
| Of all these things, I'm not worried about the danger to your health specifically directly from these things. | |
| I've worried about changing the natural mozzarella cheese, which is not supposed to have that many additives. | |
| How do you tell if the cheese that you have is the right kind of cheese? | |
| When you're eating that beautiful pizza, you just have to bite into it. | |
| How do you know if you got the good cheese or the bad cheese? | |
| You know, I mean, cheese is really straightforward. | |
| It's milk, rennet, salt, maybe enzymes. | |
| If you see cellulose, if you see preservatives, if you see laboratory words that you can't even pronounce, put that cheese back. | |
| It's one of these cases where less is more, and it's just a classic example. | |
| Simple equals superior when it comes to cheese. | |
| All right, so we got the crust, we got the cheese. | |
| Now it's time for the toppings. | |
| And we have a special delivery from a guest. | |
| Who is it? | |
| Come on out! | |
| Rocco Dispirito! | |
| Dr. Oz, I brought a pizza. | |
| I love the way you toppled through that door. | |
| What's going on, guys? | |
| So, you love pizza. | |
| I love pizza. | |
| It's my favorite go-to guilty pleasure. | |
| So you just heard us talking with Larry a little bit about the problem with pizza in America. | |
| What's the problem with fast pizza? | |
| It's so painful to listen to all this, the truth about pizza. | |
| The problem with pizza is they've taken a wonderful Italian dish that I grew up on that my mom made for me two, three times a week and turned it into really commercial garbage. | |
| All right, so what kind of pizzas did you bring in? | |
| This is a plain pizza. | |
| You know, typically people want toppings on their pizza. | |
| Should we ask the audience what they'd like? | |
| Yeah, what do you guys want? | |
| All right, audience. | |
| Toppings? | |
| Wait a minute. | |
| Bacon, pepperoni, sausage. | |
| What did you say, sausage and peppers? | |
| Basically, everyone loves a meat lover's pizza. | |
| All right, so let's get people into it. | |
| You want meat lovers? | |
| Let's show them what's in there. | |
| Here we are. | |
| I got all the ingredients here. | |
| Here we are. | |
| Have a little look-see. | |
| Stay in. | |
| Woo! | |
| What do you got, guys? | |
| So we've got noses. | |
| Yes, this is the snout. | |
| This is a pig. | |
| This is the hoof of a pig. | |
| This is actually a pig's foot. | |
| This is unknown pieces of meat that are used as solo. | |
| This is chicken filler. | |
| This is skin and or other unknown face parts. | |
| Other herbs and coloring. | |
| Lots of artificial colors, lots of nitrates, nitrites. | |
| This is basically the processed meat they're talking about when they talk about how processed meat can give you cancer. | |
| This is the one. | |
| This is the stuff they're talking about. | |
| Now, again, I'm not accusing the toppings of pizza of causing major health issues, but when you order the meaty toppings, you're getting more of this than you think. | |
| So I gotta say, in fairness to the big chains that are out there, they have heard you complain, because we have talked about this before. | |
| And so they're actually changing up what they're doing. | |
| Some good news here. | |
| Yes, so there are definitely chains out there who are trying to be more responsible. | |
| In fact, one very large chain has decided to not use these types of fillers and lower quality meats. | |
| And they're spending an extra $100 million a year on ingredients to improve the quality of the meats. | |
| It's still cured meat, but that's good news to me. | |
| So here's the deal, guys. | |
| There's a whole trend now in whole wheat and veggie pizzas with fast food companies. | |
| Yes. | |
| And they're doing it because of you, because you kept up the pressure. | |
| You're voting with your pocketbook three times a day. | |
| And I know you're all wondering, what are the best hoppies? | |
| Now that I actually having people listen to me and I can go to places and get the right stuff, where should I be ordering? | |
| So I challenged Renata, who you all love, to work with my med team to order the healthiest pizza. | |
| There she is with the delivery. | |
| Come on out, Renata. | |
| We're going to get the healthiest fast food pizza order. | |
| Delivery! | |
| Oh, waltzing it out! | |
| She's showing it to us. | |
| First of all, were you intimidated by the challenge? | |
| No, you know, I get stuff done for you, okay? | |
| Oh, she's intimidated by nothing else. | |
| Let me tell you that. | |
| So you got all these medical students running around. | |
| They eat pizza as they study for their exams and get through school. | |
| They need to know this as well. | |
| So they actually did some homework with you. | |
| What you guys find? | |
| The best hoppies are. | |
| Okay, the best hopping is. | |
| Okay, double cut. | |
| Thin crust, no meat, triple veggies, okay, and a lot of mushrooms for meatiness. | |
| Okay, so this is the best, healthiest pizza that you can get. | |
| Let's talk about this for one second. | |
| The double cut makes a difference because you're going to eat a slice. | |
| A big slice. | |
| If I cut it in the corners, you'll get the whole quarter up, right? | |
| Look at the size of that slice. | |
| That's double cut. | |
| That's half the size it would normally be. | |
| Is this chef approved, Rocco? | |
| This is definitely chef approved and a health expert approved. | |
| If you're going to go for pizza, get something like this. | |
| Renata, thank you. | |
| Here, go, Logo. | |
| Nice to have Rocco. | |
| There I say, well, thanks. | |
| Did you ever wonder how the fittest people eat pizza and still stay safe? | |
| You ever think about that, though? | |
| I think about that all the time. | |
| So we are asking fitness trainers, and there's a controversial nutritionist who says pizza can be a health food. | |
| You'll see why as you go to my break, a very own pizza review with barstoolsports.com that I just did. | |
| Check it out. | |
| All right, Frankie, here we go. | |
| We are at Francesca's Pizzeria. | |
| Special guest, Dr. Oz. | |
| I've never seen you, Frankie, so rattled to the point that you told me your entire diet growing up was based on what he said to eat. | |
| Your mom would just say because Dr. Roz said I had to eat it. | |
| I'm sure your mom never told you to have this. | |
| The crust is thin. | |
| It's crunchy. | |
| It holds a feeling to it. | |
| The cheese could be a little smoother in my mouth. | |
| I don't even know what that means. | |
| Just pretend. | |
| All right, Dr. Roz does it. | |
| I believe it. | |
| What could possess a 16-year-old high school cheerleader to hire a hitman to kill her father? | |
| I felt like I had no way out. | |
| Next Oz. | |
| That's coming up tomorrow. | |
| It all started in southern Italy, where the roots of pizza stretch back centuries. | |
| Thin crusts with toppings like fresh cheese, red tomatoes, and garlic. | |
| So where did pizza go wrong? | |
| In the 1950s and 60s, pizza went mainstream when it was mass-produced by fast food chains. | |
| The focus? | |
| Low price and quantity. | |
| And what people don't know is a lot of that mass-produced pizza is loaded with synthetic flavors, preservatives, and colorings. | |
| Some new restaurants are returning to pizza's roots, and I came here to Brooklyn to visit one of my favorites, Roberta's. | |
| Anthony made me a pizza with teleggio cheese, chili, garlic, and more kale than you'd put on a salad. | |
| Oh my god, awesome. | |
| That is incredible. | |
| All right, so can pizza be a health food? | |
| We're tapping those in the know to find out how they stay physically hot while still eating hot pizza. | |
| First up, how fitness trainers eat their slice. | |
| There's nothing not to love about the supreme combo of dough, sauce, herbs, and cheese we call pizza. | |
| But can it be good for you? | |
| Absolutely. | |
| Absolutely. | |
| Hell yes. | |
| We asked five personal traders, all Italian, to tell us how they stay fit while eating this Italian export. | |
| I mean, what kind of a telling would I be if I didn't like it the pizza, right? | |
| But it has to be gluten-free. | |
| A paleo pizza topped with heart healthy, omega-3-rich seafood, and passion bacon? | |
| Hell yeah. | |
| Personal trader Logan says the healthiest way to eat pizza, right after a workout. | |
| We need our carbs, our fats, and our proteins. | |
| The way we're gonna get that, boom, a pie. | |
| My go-to pie is pepperoni, sausage, and then half clam. | |
| Love it. | |
| And finally, we met up with personal traders Joe and Steve at New York Pizza Suprema to get a slice of their pizza advice. | |
| You want to load that slice up with as many vegetables as possible so you leave feeling energized and full of fibrous vegetables. | |
| Pizza can absolutely be a part of a healthy lifestyle. | |
| Use it as your chite or as I call them an earned day. | |
| When you work hard during the week in the gym, you earn that pizza. | |
| You gotta love an earned day. | |
| Well, nutritionist Chelsea Amert agrees with those fitness folks. | |
| She caused a stir recently in which she posted a blog saying pizza, listen carefully, may be healthier than breakfast cereal. | |
| She's here with us today to explain why she thinks pizza is a health food compared to a lot of things we think are good for us. | |
| Yeah, so pizza actually can be a nutritionally balanced meal. | |
| And compared to a bowl of sugary breakfast cereal, which is usually low in protein and high in added sugar, the pizza will keep you full throughout the morning without that sugar crash. | |
| And in fairness, you don't just go out there and get fast food pizza. | |
| You have something a little special. | |
| So how do you eat your pizza, Chelsea? | |
| Yeah, when I'm not grabbing a New York slice, because that's delicious every once in a while, I do love some veggie-filled options. | |
| So a cauliflower pizza crust is a great alternative. | |
| Cauliflower pizza crust? | |
| Yeah, the crust is made with cauliflower and you can be just as satisfied for that pizza craving while getting in some extra veggies. | |
| It's a little messy. | |
| You typically need a fork and a knife to eat it. | |
| That's why there's a fork and a knife here. | |
| Absolutely. | |
| Oh my goodness. | |
| It's good. | |
| It satisfies that craving. | |
| You have extra veggies which pack a lot more fiber into a slice of pizza. | |
| Plus the tomato sauce contains antioxidants. | |
| And what's this? | |
| This is a higher protein quinoa pizza crust. | |
| A quinoa pizza? | |
| Quinoa pizza. | |
| Can you guys imagine that? | |
| How do you make a quinoa pizza pizza? | |
| You're going to, it's made mostly with quinoa and some quinoa flour and then some egg and spices. | |
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Cauliflower Crust Pizza
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| The dish you can hold. | |
| Absolutely. | |
| That's a pizza. | |
| Would you guys, who wants to have a quinoa pizza? | |
| Nobody? | |
| Oh, we have some. | |
| All right, here's the deal. | |
| I could eat this and give you my opinion, but I think we're better off having one final delivery for a real expert. | |
| Pasquale, come on in, Pasquale. | |
| He was backstage. | |
| Na-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la This is an Italian man. | |
| He knows pizza. | |
| And he was backstage tasting Chelsea's healthy pizza and he's going to give you a very honest review. | |
| I'm going to apologize ahead of time just in case. | |
| I'm ready. | |
| You ready? | |
| Are you an Italian background? | |
| No. | |
| Oh, this could be harsh. | |
| We'll find out. | |
| All right, what do you think, Pasquale? | |
| Tutto bene. | |
| Tutto bene. | |
| And would you like the taste in your mouth? | |
| I got a taste. | |
| Oh, you haven't tasted it? | |
| No. | |
| Okay, you know what? | |
| I would taste this one because you can pick it up. | |
| Actually, this is the one you can pick up. | |
| That's one. | |
| Taste that one. | |
| Now watch it. | |
| You see this one. | |
| And now look, stand it up. | |
| Stand it up. | |
| Yeah. | |
| A lot of time at the pizza, we don't want sturdy. | |
| But this one, it's really good. | |
| And with taste. | |
| Let's taste it. | |
| This is our pod maker taste. | |
| What do you think? | |
| I never was eat a pizza like this. | |
| But I want to say the tour is really good. | |
| You like the ignoah pizza? | |
| Pascuale even likes that. | |
| Idoa pizza, pascuale. | |
| Really good. | |
| Let's bang our way out of here. | |
| We're going to put the complete pizza ordering guide at Dr. Oz.com and we'll put the recipes here for Pascuale and for all of you. | |
| Check it out. | |
| Make this Pinois pizza. | |
| It stands up a stretch. | |
| Up next, we're revealing the best cheese for your waistline. | |
| There are some that actually might help. | |
| Stick around. | |
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| How did you cope? | |
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| Debbie's only son, what really happened in their final hours leading up to their deaths. | |
| All nuance. | |
| That's coming up on Wednesday. | |
| All right, let's face it. | |
| Cheese has never been considered the ultimate diet food. | |
| It sort of stretches you out. | |
| But today we've got a solution for all you cheese livers out there because I'm giving you the best cheese for your waistline. | |
| Now, we all know, you like that feeling? | |
| Just sort of get nice and thin and trim. | |
| You all know that cheese is not created equal, but we're going to show you how you can still eat cheese while trying to get those healthy pounds that I get healthy in general and then drop those last few pounds. | |
| So Chef Rock Lispirodo's here. | |
| He's going to walk us through the surprising healthy cheese that you never knew existed. | |
| Before we get started, the biggest misperceptions about cheese and weight loss. | |
| Sure, so we all know that cheese should be treated like a condiment. | |
| It's not necessarily the most healthy thing for you, but you can eat some cheese while on a diet and you can lose weight. | |
| You hear me? | |
| Yeah. | |
| You can eat cheese and lose weight at the same time. | |
| All right, I promise you that. | |
| Now, well, Vonese is here. | |
| And of course we have to button that with a few rules. | |
| And so, hi, Von Anesse. | |
| How are you? | |
| But Vonese is a certified cheese addict. | |
| Yeah, you and me both. | |
| You and me both. | |
| And you tell me. | |
| I'm sure almost everyone in the audience. | |
| Well, everyone loves cheese, right? | |
| And you're trying to be on your diet, but at the same time, you got this desire to enjoy some cheese. | |
| Lots of cheese. | |
| What's been your pitfall? | |
| What's your poison? | |
| I love Parmesan's eaten. | |
| Parmigiano Reggiano. | |
| King of cheese. | |
| It actually is your favorite cheese, Parmigiano. | |
| How is it possible? | |
| Parmigiano Reggiano. | |
| But it's the pitfall of Vonese and so many others. | |
| How can it be actually one of your hacks? | |
| So here's the thing about cheese. | |
| You have to focus on cheese that are high in fat, get rid of those like the cheddars, the breeze, and focus on cheese that have a lot of protein in them. | |
| Parmesan-Reggiano is 38% protein. | |
| And here's the thing about Parmesan Reggiano. | |
| It has to be aged at least one year. | |
| Stravecchio is aged two to three years, and it's got so much flavor for the calorie. | |
| If you look at the flavor per calorie index, this would be 100 out of 100. | |
| And let me show you how you can get more out of one ounce of cheese. | |
| So let's say this is an ounce of Parmesan-Roggiano. | |
| Normally you would grate it on a box grater, and you would get about, I don't know, a teaspoon, something like that. | |
| Right, right. | |
| You get about that much. | |
| Right. | |
| Now, let me show you a similar size of cheese, but now we're going to use this microplain zester, which will just grate it thinner so you'll have more surface area. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| And you'll be able to sprinkle it over more of the food that you're eating. | |
| So look at the difference already. | |
| I'm not even halfway through this. | |
| It's like snowflakes. | |
| It is, right? | |
| Can that fit in my purse? | |
| Look at the first taste there. | |
| Look at the difference there, and I still have half of this. | |
| You seem happy? | |
| You like this trick? | |
| Yes, yes. | |
| Oh, she's in. | |
| Next up, farmer's cheese. | |
| Take a bite. | |
| At least have some. | |
| Who here likes farmer's cheese? | |
| What? | |
| Who? | |
| What's that? | |
| There's like three people around. | |
| I never knew what it was either. | |
| Please explain what farmer's cheese. | |
| If they knew this, they'd eat it every day. | |
| Farmer's cheese is the kind of cheese a farmer would make on their farm. | |
| It's very easy to make. | |
| Who's ever had a paneer cheese in an Indian custom? | |
| Yeah, that's farmer's cheese. | |
| Oh, it is. | |
| It's sort of condensed cottage cheese. | |
| Basically, cottage cheese that's had all the liquid drained away from it. | |
| Have you ever heard of this before? | |
| I've never heard of it. | |
| This sort of reminds me of like goat cheese. | |
| Yes, it has that taste to it. | |
| It's goat cheese, like it's one-third the fat of cream cheese. | |
| One-third. | |
| One-third the fat of cream cheese, much lower than sour cream, a gram and a half of protein. | |
| You can add a lot of flavorings to it. | |
| If you want to add some spice to it, that'd be great. | |
| Some olives, other healthy things that would work well with it. | |
| This may be the hero of the show. | |
| This is a good one. | |
| You can roll it into balls. | |
| Oh, look at this. | |
| You throw it to people. | |
| Roll it in walnuts. | |
| It probably tastes good. | |
| You stay eating here. | |
| We got one more to show you. | |
| Sure. | |
| So this is the last of the three ways to show you. | |
| This is maybe the best for your waistline as well. | |
| It's called yogurt cheese. | |
| This is great stuff. | |
| Great idea. | |
| Everyone loves Greek yogurt. | |
| We know, I know, personally, know an addict of Greek yogurt, Dr. Oz himself. | |
| Greek yogurt is very good for you because it's concentrated protein. | |
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Coconut Cream Cheese Alternative
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| All the water is drained away. | |
| That's what makes it Greek yogurt versus American-style yogurt, which has still a lot of water in it and modified food starches and thickeners and sweeteners. | |
| Greek yogurt has none of that. | |
| So now if you drain away more water, what you're left with is just protein solids. | |
| And you can roll those into balls, deep-fry them, ball them in nuts. | |
| It's fantastic. | |
| Folks, are you hearing all this episodes? | |
| Yogurt cheese balls. | |
| Yogurt cheese balls and farmer's milk, which turns out to be fresh cheese. | |
| Mike, don't forget to pick up a copy of Rocco's new book, Rocco's Healthy and Delicious. | |
| That's right. | |
| Yeah, but what about the audience? | |
| They've been sitting here watching us talk about cheese. | |
| They deserve something. | |
| One page each? | |
| Yeah, I don't know if I only brought one. | |
| One, two, two. | |
| You're all going over that coffee. | |
| 250 of this guy is going to the audience right now. | |
| Pick it up at home, share it with a friend. | |
| We'll be right back. | |
| Thank you, Doc. | |
| What could possess a 16-year-old high school cheerleader to hire a hitman to kill her father? | |
| I felt like I had no way out. | |
| Next Oz. | |
| That's coming up tomorrow. | |
| Today, the 10-day bellies slim down. | |
| It's a rapid plan that will flatten and debloat your midsection right here. | |
| Deprivation not included. | |
| There are new delicious and filling foods that are called slim gestion foods. | |
| They'll help you trim and tighten. | |
| For example, Gail went from this to this in 10 days, just 10 days, using this new plan. | |
| Joining us is the brains behind the planned naturopathic physician and weight loss specialist, Dr. Kellyanne Petrucci, who has spent over 20 years showing people how to do the impossible. | |
| Take off stubborn belly fat. | |
| Why do so many women struggle with this issue? | |
| So if you have belly fat, you are likely being bullied by your gut. | |
| And here's why. | |
| Two things happen: inflammation and hormones. | |
| And they go crazy. | |
| And when that happens, you crave more food. | |
| And it's not like a normal craving. | |
| It's that unstoppable craving that makes you want food all the time. | |
| Same thing with bloating. | |
| Funny enough, these have to do with the health of your gut. | |
| But here's the good news. | |
| If you get on the right plan, the opposite can happen. | |
| You've got these anti-inflammatory happy hormones, as I call them. | |
| So there's hope. | |
| So Cynthia, hope is out there. | |
| Is it hope for everybody? | |
| And who can expect to have the results I just showed for Gail in 10 days? | |
| So anyone with that dreaded muffin top or maybe that little cupcake bulge or everything in between? | |
| And here's what I love about this program. | |
| For people entering menopause or people who are in menopause, that's the real struggle. | |
| We're even getting results with that. | |
| But of course, I can't just say we have to test it out. | |
| We did that. | |
| And what we found were people were losing 13, up to 13 pounds and five inches around the waist. | |
| And that's no joke. | |
| So it really works well. | |
| And we have two participants that we did this study on that we can tell you about today. | |
| And the first one is Elaine. | |
| Elaine lost 12 pounds. | |
| And then we also had B who lost 13 pounds. | |
| And by the way, B is a menopause. | |
| So this really works for even people with that stubborn belly fat. | |
| I'm glad you went to the extra step and got people to actually try. | |
| So let's go through the planet specifically. | |
| The first thing is you've got to eliminate what you call the 10 belly bloater foods, which we've listed up here. | |
| Yes, and so these are important. | |
| And it may seem not to make sense at first, but it will as we explain them. | |
| Beans, alcohol, dairy, gluten, high salt foods, artificial sweeteners, soft drinks, sugar, and even some of those high sugar fruits. | |
| So now that you've gotten rid of these fruits, the next 10 days we're going to show you the foods to eat. | |
| But there's a secret you have that's really important. | |
| Secret weapons. | |
| You have a seven hour window you're giving us to eat. | |
| Seven hours. | |
| It's your number one biggest secret. | |
| It is. | |
| See, here's what science is telling us. | |
| This is all science. | |
| That when we condense our food into a certain period of time, we really heighten that fat burning. | |
| All right, so for those seven hours, here's what you're going to eat. | |
| For breakfast, you can do something a little bit different. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Bone broth. | |
| Bone broth. | |
| You've been talking about bone broth in different ways, but this is actually a foundation of the mornings in your planet. | |
| It is, and here's why, because one of the things that I found out is that when your body gets what it needs, it's not always looking for something else. | |
| And bone broth is a way for you to get virtually no carbs, low calorie, lots of nutrition, and it's so easy and it's inexpensive to make. | |
| And that's why I love it so much. | |
| It's like a meal in a mug. | |
| So for the folks out there who are objecting vehemently now because they want a breakfast type food, you have something else. | |
| You have a coffee bone broth. | |
| I do. | |
| So here's a little great trick for beef bone broth. | |
| Add a little espresso powder in there for a little extra kick. | |
| People love this. | |
| It's absolutely delicious. | |
| One of my favorite things in the morning. | |
| People really love this. | |
| They do. | |
| All these thousands and thousands. | |
| They do. | |
| Let's find out. | |
| All these thousands of people wouldn't be on it if they didn't. | |
| All right, so you guys have been trying your coffee bone broth. | |
| I want some honest thoughts here. | |
| I think it's delicious. | |
| It's great for in the morning. | |
| And what do you like the most about it? | |
| It does have a beef undertone, so I do taste that and the caffeine as well. | |
| So a hint of beef, but I can't even taste the caffeine. | |
| You get it? | |
| I taste it at the end. | |
| What do you? | |
| I like that it's warm and comforting. | |
| You like different things. | |
| It's fantastic. | |
| Happy customers, you all happy? | |
| Yes, yes. | |
| I get there in me. | |
| I like it. | |
| Now, for lunch and for dinner, you have Slim Gestion foods. | |
| These are foods that you can get away with and won't make you feel hungry the rest of the day. | |
| So walk us to what you have for lunch. | |
| Okay, so for lunch, one of my favorite things with these Slim Gestion foods is smoothies and shakes are wonderful. | |
| This one is great. | |
| It's a matcha powder smoothie. | |
| It's great. | |
| And you can see here, you put a little bit of vegetables in there. | |
| You put some coconut milk in there, some ice, and if you want a little sweetener, some stevier, a monk fruit, and of course the maca powder. | |
| It's really great. | |
| And so it keeps you really full for a long period of time. | |
| And all of these foods, the slim gesture, what that means, it's reducing inflammation in your body. | |
| Which one would you pick? | |
| The bone broth or the, what would you call this? | |
| This is the coconut matcha. | |
| Coconut matcha. | |
| Coconut matcha. | |
| Look at that smile on your face. | |
| There's a happy customer. | |
| I think they're both fantastic. | |
| And they actually keep you full. | |
| And this is your dinner? | |
| Yep. | |
| Oh, I'm sorry. | |
| Yeah, bone broth. | |
| If you want a snack. | |
| You can have, so if you want a snack anytime, it's always on your plate. | |
| It's always go for bone broth. | |
| And you can even make some, put some vegetables in bone broth and make it a soup. | |
| And then this is dinner, which is typical. | |
| Oh, yes. | |
| So here's the whole point. | |
| We have chicken, we have tomato basil stacks, we've got a little oil drizzle on here. | |
| Here's what you want to get. | |
| Your meals, your slim gesture meals, have to have a really nice protein, a vegetable, and a healthy fat that all helps us burn fat. | |
| And belly fat, the tough stuff. | |
| We're going to put Kelly Ann's whole plan online for you up next. | |
| She's going to reveal the new belly blasting food finds you need to know about starting today. | |
| Stick around. | |
| I like it. | |
| Debbie Reynolds and her daughter, Carrie Fisher. | |
| You lost your sister and your mother within 24 hours. | |
| How did you cope? | |
| Debbie's only son, what really happened in their final hours leading up to their deaths? | |
| That's coming up on Wednesday. | |
| I'm back with weight loss expert Kellyanne Petrucci, who's revealing her new powerful plan that can help you slim down that stubborn belly in just 10 days. | |
| Now we're revealing the new belly blasting foods you need to know about. | |
| The first new belly blasting food is egg white powder. | |
| So tell us about this and why do you like it so much? | |
| I love this. | |
| All it is is egg whites that are dehydrated. | |
| You get all the good stuff in there. | |
| This is a great form of protein. | |
| It's low in saturated fats. | |
| And you know what? | |
| This is great at blasting belly fat. | |
| What I like the most about it is you can mix it with things, including smoothies. | |
| Our favorite. | |
| So we have Saj and Crystal here. | |
| Come on over. | |
| And they've also been on the plan. | |
| Hi there. | |
| Thank you, Saj. | |
| You mixed up. | |
| Crystal. | |
| I purposely mixed up the drinks in our hands and it worked. | |
| All right, so we both have samples of your drinks. | |
| I'd like to hear your stories as we taste these. | |
| So Saj, what's your plan been like? | |
| I had the avocado and it was really good. | |
| I mixed it with a little bit of spinach. | |
| I had to throw a little bit of strawberries in there for a taste, but I thought it was going to be a little nasty, but it wasn't really nasty. | |
| Was it nasty? | |
| Oh, that's good. | |
| Nasty is not a good thing for a smoothie. | |
| Crystal, what did you make, and how did it help you? | |
| Sure. | |
| Mine is pretty simple or similar. | |
| It's spinach, almond milk. | |
| My healthy fat was almond butter and I also used strawberries too or another bit of berries. | |
| It was just enough to keep me full throughout the day and enough energy. | |
| So the plans worked for you. | |
| Yeah, miss. | |
| This has got a little bit of an earthier taste, which I like a lot. | |
| I don't know what you think. | |
| It's as well. | |
| And this is really creamy and smooth. | |
| So depending on your taste and your palate, you go for it. | |
| But if you guys are fans of egg whites, here, take it home with you. | |
| It's a little something from the show. | |
| God bless you. | |
| Congratulations. | |
| Travel well. | |
| The next new belly blasting food is creamed coconut. | |
| Now you've all heard about coconut oil, right? | |
| We all talked about that. | |
| And there's coconut milk, which is from the inside. | |
| What the heck is creamed coconut and why have I never talked about it on the show before? | |
| I'm so glad we're doing it now because this is so smooth and creamy and sweet. | |
| It's delicious. | |
| It's actually made from the meat of the coconut. | |
| You can add it to soups and curries and really anything, even salad you can add it to because you can grate this like you would a cheese. | |
| I love ideas like I like new ideas. | |
| And the final belly blasting food is avocado. | |
| Yeah. | |
| You all have been demonizing mayo for a long time, but mayo is back, especially this kind of mayo. | |
| Yeah, well, we were right to demonize mayo because they were made with a lot of those poor quality fats that we don't like, a lot of preservatives and things like that. | |
| But when you can make a mayonnaise with avocado or avocado oil, it becomes a superfood. | |
| I mean, and guess what? | |
| It's great for blasting belly fat. | |
| So again, you have avocado oil, some lemon, you've got some salt, and you've got some mustard. | |
| That's mustard powder. | |
| And then this is Dijon mustard. | |
| Let's do it. | |
| Yeah, so all you do. | |
| I'm going to step behind you because I don't want to get dirty. | |
| As you should. | |
| Okay, so some eggs. | |
| I'll just eat the profits. | |
| Yeah, and some salt. | |
| And then we've got some of that dried mustard. | |
| Oh, my. | |
| And then, yeah, it's really, it's spectacular. | |
| And then we have some of that Dijon mustard. | |
| We're going to add that in. | |
| It's very exotic tasting. | |
| It is. | |
| And then we've got a little bit of lemon juice. | |
| Now, here's the whole key in this. | |
| And this is where it can go sideways if you don't get this right. | |
| You have to add the oil in very slowly. | |
| Watch out, ready? | |
| So then you want to just drizzle it in super slow. | |
| And it will make. | |
| You see it getting thicker. | |
| Yeah, it will make you a mayonnaise that will just blow your hair back. | |
| Really delicious. | |
| There you go. | |
| Nicely done. | |
| I can tell you, these girl babies here, they are to die for. | |
| And it's really the thickness and the creaminess of this. | |
| Look at that. | |
| It looks like any store bought mayonnaise, but it's a superfood. | |
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| Congratulations. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Very good idea. | |
| It's always beautifully delivered. | |
| The entire 10-day plan and more of these belly fat blasting recipes. | |
| Pick up Kellyanne's new book, The 10-Day Belly Slim Down. | |
| We'll be right back. | |
| Debbie Reynolds and her daughter, Carrie Fisher. | |
| You lost your sister and your mother within 24 hours. | |
| How did you cope? | |
| Debbie's only son, and what really happened in their final hours leading up to their deaths? | |
| That's coming up on Wednesday. | |
| This season, along with my trusted sponsorship partner, USANA Health Sciences, we launched a contest to discover you and your big health idea. | |
| Now, the entries have poured in and we've been blown away by how many innovators there are out there. | |
| Take a look. | |
| We scoured the country on a quest for the biggest new health idea. | |
| I called on the nation's best and brightest inventors who saw something missing from the market and decided to take matters into their own hands. | |
| I am the CEO, founder, and mommypreneur of Dare You Go. | |
| Baby Brain Organics. | |
| NAS, a non-dairy vegan pudding company. | |
| I poured over the entries, keeping in mind the parameters of our competition. | |
| To win the title of our big health idea, the invention has to be unique. | |
| Morning Recovery is a solution for your next morning after a night out of drinking. | |
| Affordable. | |
| It'll take your razor. | |
| It'll make it last three to five times longer. | |
| So this is going to save you money. | |
| And above all, provide users with a healthy perk that improves their lives. | |
| To alter unhealthy foods and make them healthier. | |
| We got hundreds of submissions and hundreds of revolutionary products. | |
| Let's see which of them has what it takes to be our big health idea. | |
| If you're just tuning in, here's a recap of what we were looking for from our quest for the big health idea contest. | |
| We want passionate innovators wanting to spread the word about their idea. | |
| And we wanted original ideas that are relevant and useful to the health and wellness of the Dr. Raz communities. | |
| Let's bring back the judges from USANA Health Sciences, Chief Scientific Officer, Dr. Robert Sennett, and the star of Shark Tank and my good friend Barbara Corcoran. | |
| Thank you, everybody, dear. | |
| So Rob, start with you. | |
| What makes an innovator for you? | |
| Why is it so important to USANA? | |
| Oh, we're constantly looking for new health innovations. | |
| We're passionate about wellness, and that's really what we do best as we go through the entire world looking for things that will make people healthier and give them a longer lifespan. | |
| Barbara, you're big about ideas. | |
| Yes. | |
| What are you hoping to see today? | |
| Well, I'm hoping to see a clever idea and one that speaks to my soul. | |
| Like, yeah, I'd buy that. | |
| That's a great test. | |
| Would I buy it? | |
| And so I'm hoping to see that winning idea. | |
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| All right. | |
| Do you all want to meet the finalists? | |
| You excited? | |
| Very excited. | |
| All right, here they are. | |
| Joining us, Nazia with her gourmet ghee butter. | |
| We have Sua with her brew broth. | |
| And we have Burger Deck with her B-Bounder trampoline. | |
| You each have 90 seconds to show us why you have the big health idea. | |
| Not a lot of time, but that's part of how you get to be judged. | |
| Nazia, take it away. | |
| A lot of people have not heard about ghee butter. | |
| The people that have tried ghee butter that's in the market, unfortunately, have not experienced the real benefits that this ancient superfood has to offer. | |
| I started making some ghee butter. | |
| It was an instant success. | |
| Starting my business, I really wanted to set myself apart from the rest. | |
| Three things that we do very differently. | |
| We are getting a butter from France. | |
| That butter has the right fat content that ghee needs. | |
| Also, it is grass-fed and 100% natural. | |
| Number two, we are using rich superfoods in every single jar. | |
| We are not masking our flavors with essences and aromas. | |
| And number three, and no other company does this, my company does this. | |
| Ghee butter, we age it. | |
| We age it so you maximize and get those benefits in each and every single bite. | |
| You guys tasting these? | |
| I had a bite. | |
| Thank you. | |
| They're flavored. | |
| Yeah, that's the black truffle flavor that you're trying today. | |
| Oh, that's what the flavor is: truffles. | |
| I didn't think it was ghee by itself. | |
| Yeah. | |
| All right. | |
| We're going to go down the line, then we'll come back to your questions. | |
| Sua, take it away. | |
| You got 90 seconds. | |
| So, hi, everybody. | |
| I've been drinking bone broth my entire life. | |
| It is part of my Korean heritage and my culture. | |
| But I didn't really understand bone broth as medicine until my father was diagnosed with colon cancer a few years ago. | |
| I remember my mother bringing bone broth to me in the hospital after the birth of each of my two sons. | |
| And likewise, for my dad, we would make bone broth and deliver it to him in the hospital as part of his recovery. | |
| Along the way, I met a lot of other people who were sick with cancer, with autoimmune conditions like Crohn's colitis, and there just wasn't good quality or good tasting bone broth available. | |
| So I created brew broth, a line of 100% organic, fresh bone broths. | |
| We use only organic pastor chicken, organic grass-fed beef that we slow simmer over 24 hours. | |
| We take all of that nutrient density and all of that goodness, and we combine that with cold-pressed vegetable and root juices like turmeric, ginger, fresh pressed greens. | |
| So you get the benefit of both worlds. | |
| Now, people are saying bone broth is a trend. | |
| If it's a trend, it is the longest-running trend in history. | |
| It has been around forever. | |
| Everyone's grandmother has made bone broth. | |
| But what happens is when you take an ancient remedy, you incorporate that into the modern diet. | |
| There's this kind of three-year yuck factor. | |
| Year one, that kind of seems gross. | |
| I'm not going to try it. | |
| Year two, okay, I heard it's good for me. | |
| Maybe I'll try it. | |
| Year three, okay, it tastes good now and I like the way it feels. | |
| I'm hoping that everybody starts to experience brew broth. | |
| We're a small company based in California. | |
| We sell in stores in California, nationally on my website. | |
| And you all can experience a healing cup of brew broth. | |
| So what, thank you. | |
| How's your father doing? | |
| He has, he is a remission. | |
| Thank you for us. | |
| Bernard, bring us home. | |
| Okay, well, I'm a former dancer turned fitness pro, and we've all had defining moments in our life, and I'd like to share a couple with you right now. | |
| The first is when I was a little girl and I overheard my ballet teacher call me fat. | |
| This left me feeling really sad and hating my body. | |
| I used starvation diets and punishing exercise routines just to achieve and probably maintain that perfect body. | |
| This went on for many years until menopause. | |
| Menopause, I gained 25 pounds and a belly, and none of that dysfunction anymore worked. | |
| I'm sure you can relate to that. | |
| So that led to another defining moment though. | |
| I was tired of feeling bad and feeling bad about myself. | |
| I just wanted to feel good and I started to remember what it felt like to be a dancer. | |
| What did I love? | |
| I love that fluid, beautiful movement, and that inspired me to create the B-Bounder. | |
| The B-Bounder has a double-padded ballet bar so you can hold on to for cardio or if you want to do ballet, you can do that too. | |
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| We have toning bands that you can use to sculpt your arms, your legs, your waist, and also the B-Bounder has springs. | |
| It has strats, not springs, so you can use it for a low cardio, low impact workout. | |
| Then it has a big base, so you can do lunges safely and effectively. | |
| You can do kicks. | |
| Also, you can get down on the base to do Pilates. | |
| So while you're tightening and toning your tummy, you're also supporting your lower back. | |
| Can I try this? | |
| Absolutely, of course. | |
| Yeah. | |
| You're hired. | |
| George, the player here. | |
| So, these are fantastic ideas. | |
| I am so proud of you and for the production team for finding these fantastic concepts. | |
| I mean, all of them to me are worthy, but let's make the difficult decisions here. | |
| Barbara, questions for the contestants. | |
| I have a question for you. | |
| Is that safe? | |
| Have you done the safety test? | |
| Yes, two years of safety testing, and it folds completely in half so you can store it because some people feel like it might be a little bit large, but you can't have it both ways. | |
| So it does store completely a full cut. | |
| I don't think you made it clear. | |
| What do you sell it for? | |
| One more, I'm sorry. | |
| That's okay, $199. | |
| $199? | |
| Yes. | |
| This is a tough, tough decision. | |
| So the judges and I are going to deliberate. | |
| When we come back, we're going to announce the winner of the big competition. | |
| Stick around. | |
| All right, so the judges are back from USANA Health Sciences Chief Scientific Officer, Dr. Robert Sennett, and the star, Shark Tank, Barbara Corcoran. | |
| And we're about to announce the winner in the quest for the next big health idea. | |
| Exciting. | |
| We have made a decision. | |
| It was tough. | |
| Make them all winners. | |
| Well, I could strike the baby in my eyes. | |
| You all are winners. | |
| And we all know that. | |
| People who have passion is contagious. | |
| I want to bring innovation and efficiency and add value to communities. | |
| Those are what winners are. | |
| We got a bunch of them here. | |
| In fact, all the people competed in this event are part of that group. | |
| Now, you can ask any of the judges, and they'll tell you that launching a new idea or a business can be stressful, which is why it's important to maintain your health. | |
| That's how you get geared up to do great things. | |
| So thanks to my trusted sponsorship partner, USANA Health Sciences, the winner is going home with two things. | |
| They're going home with this check. | |
| Wow. | |
| $2,500 prize to you towards growing their idea. | |
| Plus, USANA has given one a prize pack. | |
| It's worth $2,500 that includes USANA's innovative technology. | |
| All right, so y'all ready for the winner? | |
| Again, I love you all, but Suha, you have won. | |
| Oh, thank you. | |
| Big contestant, Suha. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Thank you very much. | |
| Come for one second. | |
| So how does that feel to a champion after two very worthy opponents? | |
| Oh, well, definitely very, very worthy. | |
| Thank you all so much. | |
| Thank you to the judges and you, Dr. Oz. | |
| I'm so happy. | |
| You know, bone broth is definitely something that comes from my heart. | |
| And I hope you all taste it. | |
| Thank you. | |
| So what are you going to do with the prize? | |
| How's this going to advance your expectations? | |
| Well, I have a lot of bills to pay, a lot of debts from the startup itself, so it'll definitely help to pay for some of that. | |
| Congratulations, why? | |
| And listen, audience, you guys are all winners too, because thanks to my partner, USANA Health Sciences, you were all going home with USANA's CellSential supplement. | |
| And everybody at home, go to Dr.Oz.com to enter for a chance to win one of 500 bios and says Zell Jules. | |