I'm not going to introduce Dr. Oz.

If you don't know who he is, what the heck, what's wrong with you?

All right.

From there.

I've been seeing a lot of ads lately that say you're endorsing a huge variety of things

like pills that double your IQ make you live to 5,000 and give you both length and

girth.

Why are you behind all these things?

So the initial reaction to all those, anyone who interviews me, of course, they have to

do a little homework on me.

They Google me and as soon as you Google me, they Google, know what you're interested

in me and the advertisers who make fake products will immediately troll into it and they start

telling you, I'm going to make you smarter, more beautiful, make your skin look nicer,

you can lose some weight while you're at it, your bones get stronger and it goes on and

on and on.

And I think they come out to me because they never sell anything.

I literally don't sell a single product.

And yet I think when I say things, people react to them.

There's a thing called the Oz effect, which I did not coin.

There's a bunch of different journals written about it.

And it happens because I try to say what I think is important.

People react to it.

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