Dr Oz: Energy Boosters
For this segment, Dr Oz called down, Teresa, an audience member, who wanted to play the game, “Who Wants To Be A Health Extraordinaire?” Dr Oz asked Teresa 3 questions to which she could either answer, phone a friend or go with the 50/50 option that discards 2 of the wrong answers. (Sound familiar to you?) Let’s play!
Dr Oz: Pull Your Hair For Energy
1. An easy do-it-yourself remedy to relieve tension and to energize yourself
a. inhaling sandalwood
b. drinking chamomile tea
c. pulling hair
d. watching tv
Teresa answers b, drinking chamomile tea. Wrong!
Answer: c. pulling hair gently gets the blood flowing (Wow! Didn’t see that one coming.)
Dr Oz: Ice Water Makes You More Alert
2. People exposed to this liquid performed better on a standard alertness test 
a. milk
b. warm water
c. ice water
d. rain water
Teresa used the 50/50 option and is left with answers b and c. Teresa chose C.
Answer: c. ice water. Put it on your wrist or face to wake you up. She’s right! Hooraayy!!
Dr Oz: Guarana High Caffeine Levels
3. This supplement, derived from an Amazonia fruit, has one of the highest caffeine contents of all plants
a. acai
b. Guarana
c. blueberry
d. jujube
Teresa called her sister, Jada. After some time, Jada totally guessed option b.
Answer: b. Guarana. Hooraay!!!! Teresa won a Dr Oz tote bag filled with goodies. (Think she’ll share those goodies with her sister?)
mike says
you have also recommended drinking ice water first thing in the morning to start burning calories.I do that as well as other met. boosters -cayenne,ginger,cinnamon and cider vinegar as a mix.Deliciuos to me and really puts me on a great natural high. I do this several times a day,i feel almost addicted, am I over doing it?I am losing weight.
Mary says
I was so excited to see this segment on natural ways to increase energy w/o the jitters of mass quanties of coffee. What would be the recommended strength for Guarana? I see 200 mg, 500 mg, 900 mg, and 1200 mg.