Dr Oz October 10 2012 Preview
Dr Oz October 10 2012 will explore the Rick Springfield suicide attempt and depression battle; warnings about acetaminophen and ibuprofen.
Dr Oz Fans Update: The episode has aired, and now you can read the recaps right here:
- Dr Oz: Rick Springfield Depression, Suicide Attempt & Alcoholic Battle
- Dr Oz: Rick Springfield Depression Cure = Meditation
- Dr Oz: Rick Springfield ‘An Affair of the Heart’ Movie Review
- Dr Oz: Hearing Loss from Pain Relievers Acetaminophen & Ibuprofen
- Dr Oz: Feverfew 380 mg & Tart Cherry Juice Pain Reliever Alternatives
- Dr Oz: Hearing Loss Cochlea Test & Sound Isolating Earphones Review
Rick Springfield shot to superstardom in the 1980s with the hit song “Jessie’s Girl.” While rock and roll success is envied and idolized, it’s not always as fun as it looks to be at the top. Now Rick Springfield is telling his story to Dr Oz October 10 2012, and you probably had no idea how dark his life became.
When we are listening to our favorite hit songs, we don’t really think about the people and stories behind the music. But once the track stops, life goes on, and it’s not picture perfect or glamourous like an indulgent music video.
Rick Springfield Suicide Attempt & Infidelity
Rick admits to Dr Oz in their one-on-one interview that he has struggled with Depression, which makes him feel “worthless.” He will talk about his personal journey and the addictions he has battled along the way. That’s coming up on Dr Oz October 10 2012.
At one of his lowest points, he even fashioned a noose he planned to use to take his own life. Hear about the Rick Springfield suicide attempt firsthand. Plus, did he have an addiction? Rick Springfield says yes, and explains how his infidelity affected his relationships.
Dr Oz will explore whether he has regained control of this part of his life during their interview. They will also talk about his road back to the spotlight. Will he be able to handle success this time around?
Acetaminophen & Ibuprofen Health Warnings
You may be using over the counter pain relievers, such as Ibuprofen & Acetaminophen, every day. But Dr Oz has some new information he thinks we need to know about how these products can affect our health. If you’re using these medications regularly, listen up and see what caught Dr Oz’s attention.
Catch Dr Oz October 10 2012, or check Dr Oz Fans to get a full recap of the episode after it airs.
Jean says
I take 800 mg. of ibprofen 3 times per day for arthritis
do says
Thanks so much Pat Howard .
I take a prescription for arthritis and tylenol for pain.
I have every symptom listed including the ringing.
I can’t hear the ticking of my clocks anymore either.
Who would have ever thought.
Sally Pollock says
Regarding ibuprofen……I was on 800 mg ibuprofen 3x day for over 15 years…..now I take 1-2 a day. I have not had hearing loss so far. ……should I be worried ??