blood clots, pulmonary embolism and depression and headaches. >> this is not just nonsense. this is dangerous. go on the hcg diet, i think you're playing russian roulette with your health and maybe your life. >> reporter: where is the fda on this? they pointed out for years they required labels of hcg point out that numerous clinical trials show it's not effective for weight loss. juju change, abc news, new york. >> i think that says it all. plus the 500 calorie part. if you only eat 500 calories a day and don't take the hormone, i imagine you would drop a pound or two. >> it's funny, too. there has been extensive research, for more than 20 years, about the danger of low calorie dieting. years ago there was a study that followed 17 people initially obese. they dropped their weight really fast and then they died suddenly of something they call ventricular arrythmia after five months of dieting. it can be scary. so don't -- >> even dr. oz is saying more research necessary. dr. oz says, that's so. >> dr. oz, he knows all. coming up, everyone, we'll meet a talented mix master. >> he calls himself girl talk. mash-ups are all the rage. see what makes him tick when we ented mix master.
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