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>> today on the season premiere of the "the doctors", what you are about to see will change the way you eat. >> i am nervous about this experiment. >> all junk food. >> i am not eating this. >> you have to. >>i am serious. >> and no exercise. >> i feel terrible. >> dr. travis, addicted in under a week. >> i feel like throwing up. >> 10 pounds heavier, no energy and depressed. >> this is not the way i want to feel. >> they didn't take that long. today "the doctors" return, targeting our country's biggest epidemic, project unhealthy. >> just not worth it! ♪

♪ doctor, doctor give me the news ♪ [ applause ] >> this is the first emmy win for "the doctors", outstanding informative talk show category since the premiere in 2008. "the doctors" have earned two daytime emmy nominationtion. >> as "the doctors", you guys rock. this is the hardest working team in tv! and to the viewers, thank you so much! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] ♪ doctor, doctor give me the news ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> hello and welcome to our season 3 premiere! we have a lot of exciting new things to tell you about coming up this season. before we get started, thank you guys for this! thank you!

[ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] >> thank you all for this! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] >> we were very blessed to win the daytime emmy for outstanding talk show-informati. what a pleasure fohave received this award. we wouldn't have won without your support. this season is all about you, our viewers! we are taking everything you love this about show to a new level and here is a sneak peek! >> change your body change your health change your life. with an all new season of the "the doctors"! ♪ >> your life is dev nightly worth a cell -- definitely worth a celebration. this new season is what the doctors ordered. >> a new trend is male pole dancing for exercise! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] ♪ >> get more with four. four specialists. five days a week. >> now that we have seen what happens in a woman, let's see what happens in a man. >> let's take a little bit

about thinning hairlines. >> this is tailoring, we are creating a new suit of skin. this is about what we're going to remove for you. ♪ [ applause ] ♪ >> introducing the motherhood survival club. >> i love that you said you listened to him, i don't listen to my kids and what they want! [ laughter ] >> plus -- >> got 5? get this. >> "the doctors" 5-minute health fixes. see why chewing gum can make you smarter or quit smoking with a glass of ice water and a straw. >> you want to look better naked, think you are too old to conceive? >> "ask dr. lisa" will give you the medical expertise on intimate women's issues. >> men have wet dreams? >> women can have an orgasm during their sleep! >> more information, this next test takes a few seconds but it could change your life. >> more interaction. >> i am dealing with miserable allergies. >> time to call nikki.

>> when you least expect it. >> hello? >> is nikki in please . >> this is she. >> nikki, hey, it's dr. stork calling from the set of "the doctors". >> whatever! wow. >> whether it's in the lab, the grocery store, our health investigator liz vaccariello is getting remedies. >> bottled water, tap water. >> anyone who drinks bottled water will be shocked at what i am finding out. >> finally! i have been to a few doctors. >> i had them tell me there's not much we can do about it. >> a reason to believe. >> we contacted dr. ordon because i watch the show all the time. we were desperate. >> he has a fist-sized defect sitting in the middle of his chest. >> a reason to change your life! >> wow! [ applause ] ♪ >> couldn't have gone any better. ♪ and the reason is you

♪ "the doctors", changing every body, one body at a time! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> all right! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] >> very exciting. i am totally excited about "the doctors" motherhood survival club. it will be an honest and open forum where women can get together, mommy docs and mom experts, celebrity moms. so, yeah! >> nice. cool. >> it will be really exciting and even you can participate at home by going to www.thedoctorstv.com, and clicking on the doctor's motherhood survival club. we will have a motherhood survival club on the show where you can go and get tips and videos and clips from the show that all talk about not only motherhood but being a woman and sex and things you guys might wanna listen in on. >> we are part of it, too one

way or another. >> absolutely right. always. >> in a few minutes i will about u go back to the brand-new web center. i am take your tweets, tweet them to @the doctors. >> maybe you have chest pain or maybe it's just a pimple. this year we are using a new tool that will take you inside the body like you have never seen before. i am excited about this! i am a bit of a nerd at times and this is what we're calling our magic wall! this is going to give you a look inside the human body like never before. so you may always just think about the body as being skin-deep. but the truth be told, we are gonna go much further than that. you are seeing the skeletal system, and the organs. the truth swe are an engine, and something has to drive the engine. what is it? your heart. that heart beats all day long. 70-80 beats a minute.

sending proficiency blood to the -- precious blood to the important organs. we will show you organs from this wall and explain them and move them around in a way that is different than ever before. and here's the thing. when your heart beats the ventricals are contracting, sending precious blood to certain areas like let's say your brain. well, there are two arteries, the carotid arteries that send blood to the brain. each part of your brain has a specific function. this is the frontal lobe, you use it for reasoning. i am using it to think through these processes, it's how you actually talk. speech is controlled there. but deep inside the recesses of the brain, we're gonna take you there this year! what you are seeing here, this area right in here is the hypothalamus. why is that important? it tellless you when you are hungry. it tells you when you are sleepy and it also tells you if you are too hot or too

cold. this is the year we are gonna teach you about the human body like never before. i couldn't be more excited! and docs, i know you are excited with me! >> that's such a cool thing! >> i have something, too. i have been doing plastic surgery 30 years and the single biggest question i get day in and day out. is: how do i know how i am going to look after the surgery? >> uh-huh. >> today we have something that's totally revolutionary. it's a 3 dimensional technology called vectra m3, what i am going to do is virtual plastic surgery! so, i can show somebody, talk to them, they tell me what they want and i can show them what they would look like, give them an idea what they may look like with plastic surgery. >> wow. >> we have a great toy here. is there anybody here in the audience that's been thinking about facial plastic surgery? how about you there in the brown coat, you wanna stand up for us? >> is that your.

>> hi there. >> hi! >> what's your name? >> bonnie. >> welcome, bonnie. >> what have you been thinking about in terms of possible facial plost plastic surgery. >>i am not happy about the lines around my eyes and i think that i am definitely too elongated. i look -- i would love to have my chin -- >> you have issuesuld like to talk about? >> a lot of issues. >> u talk to me about your face. >> we will do that, we will take bonnie into the procedure room and put her in front of the vectra screen and do virtual plastic surgery for you. >> we will check in with you later bonnie. >> we are answering your twitter and facebook questions live, by dr. sears. if you think your bad health habits are not a big deal i have the ultimate wake-up call, stay with us! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ]

♪ >> starting tomorrow i will spend 5 days making all of the most unhealthy choices i can. i am starting to feel bad. i am gonna take a minute. >> huh . i feel like crap! this just

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> it's our season premiere and this year is all about you, our viewer. and dr. sears is backstage right now in the web centering "the face" and -- facebook and twitter questions live! >> what are people asking? >> i am in heaven, i have facebook and twitter at the same time. awesome! i love it here. here's a great question, i am getting a ton of them. why won't my doctor give my child anti-biotics for an ear infection. this is a cool point. an ear infection is basically

when you get fluid in the middle ear, it builds up and the fluid gets infected from a virus or bacteria. and you know, a lot of people think you need anti-biotics to treat an ear infection. in recent years we learned that 80% of ear infections get better no matter what you do, even without anti-biotics. the ear infection will probably go away on its own. as long as your child doesn't get a high fever or is in pain for more than 3-4 days, you are good. in the meantime, you want to do something for the pain. one of my favorite remedies is garlic oil drops. basically the garlic and the oil together, you put a few drops in the here, whenever hurts and that soothes the pain. it works wonders. i tried it in myself and my kids and my patients use it. it works well. the garlic itself is a natural anti-biotic, garlic oil, it works wonders! >> very cool stuff, dr. sears! >> yeah! >> i want to tell you about a

special chilling -- special challenge i just untook. i see patients that come into the er with health problems and they could have been prevented. it's poor eating, lack of exercise, smoking, and drinking. many people think these bad habits, hey, you know what? no big deal. trust me as an er doctor, all of these things add up. so i decided to show everyone firsthand what unhealthy living can do to your body. ♪ >> i can't dictate what my day's going to look like, but i can always dictate what i eat, and whether or not i am active. i don't have a car, so i bike to the hospital or i bike to the studio to do the show. i never use the word "exercise". i say "being active". my ideal of the day is getting on the bike in the mountains. you don't realize you are working out. the number one thing i have when i eat, i think, will this

allow me to have good energy 30 minutes from now. if the answer is no, i will opt for something different. it breaks my heart to see people come into the er, with multiple diseases all of them starting from one thing, being obese. i see a man sitting on my table in the er in a cardiac arrest and i have to go tell the wife that he died, and you can't separate the two if you do what i do, it's preventable. this is my personal mission. starting tomorrow, i am going to spend 5 days making all of the most unhealthy choices i can. >> i will not let you exercise, no riding your bike. we will rent you a car. less than 6 hours of sleep a night. you have to get the snacks from the vending machine and two hours a night, channel surfing. >> project unhealthy is my attempt to highlight how quickly your body can start to suffer. not only your body, but my mind. >> this is how a lot of people live their lives every day!

we are gonna take your vitals before you get into this. and then we will see how all of those numbers change. >> i am a bit nervous about this experiment. it's quite frightening i think what can happen in 5 days. >> now get ready to see me in a whole new way as i show you exactly how project unhealthy effected my body and tell you what you need to do today to prevent it from happening to you! [ applause ] ♪ >> i would love to just quit this whole experiment right now! this just is not worth it! >> try it. >> i don't want to. >>i am not eating that. i am serious. here, you, you eat it! you can

>> i am not gonna let you exercise. no riding your bike. >> can i get a no. 2 meal? >> i am nervous about this experiment. >> it's frightening what can happen in those 5 days. it's no doubt, america's in crisis. i am sounding the alarm for nationwide wake-up call. it'sicismem, i did this experiment, we called it "project unhealthy" because i wanted to see what everyone felt like. let's face it, i am a healthy person. i don't know what it feels like to be unhealthy. i wanted to see what it was like. i want to walk everyone through what a typical meal might be in my day. it starts with fruits and greek yogurt and granola.

for lunch, vegie burger with avocados and sweet potato chips and for dinner, vegie pizza on whole wheat. and dark chocolate, almonds or oat meal bars. the average calories, 2380. so, for "project unhealthy" i wanted to live like a "normal unhealth american" would live. we know we eat more calories than we need. sugary cereal, bagels with cream cheese, burgers with french fries and steaks and all of these deserts that over time add up and before you know it, you can have days without realizing it, where you are eating over 6,000 calories! and the thing is, we are not today just talking about what happened to my weight. we're talking about a lot of other things that happened and i want you to take a look. >> day one of "project unhealthy". i am staring down at a bowl of what is going to amount to

sugar. you know? >> so there's a cup and-a-half. we are all gonna eat more than that. that's 3 cups. simple sugar, so it doesn't take much for it to get into your stomach, the small intestine and get absorbed and go immediate into the blood stream. mid morning, you crash! it's time for a road trip for fast food and sorry, buddy, but you are gonna be staying at home. >> i would be lying if i said i wasn't looking for to fast food. >> oh, come to papa! >> can i help you? >> can i get a no. 2 meal and is there a way i could get that with the large fries and the large drink? no wonder our country has a problem with being overweight. don't think that there are not flavor scientists sitting in a lab trying to figure out how it make this burger addictive.

rown -- round two. a fried sandwhich. the oil on my hands will be in the arteries. my blood will turn milky from the lipids, the fats circulating. i feel -- i don't know if satisfied is the word as much as stuffed. i will tell you one thing i am not going to do. i am not going to be going for a run out there today ... ♪ >> so, instead of finding fast food, i found a donut shop on the corner. i was gonna get, i don't know, maybe 4 donuts, and he said, "it's better to get a half dozen, it's cheaper". so 32 you -- so there you have. mm-hmm. ♪ >> holy frosted chocolatey goodness. mm-hmm. there's a party going on in my mouth! it's just tasting too good. i need more! anyone want a donut?

>> i don't believe my eyes! i never thought i would see the day when i would see him eating this stuff. >> i am energetic now because i just had a donut. >> i am deding -- dreading going out there and standing. i will eat something and feel good, then 15 minutes later i feel sluggish. i have never been told, they said i need white out in my eyes because my eyes look tired. must be the sugar? >> you are gonna get sick. >> travis, step away from the food. >> don't eat too fast. >> when you give yourself mental permission to eat this, you are gonna choose it every time. it's truly addictive! >> i am starting to feel bad. >> look. >> you are starting to feel gross? >> i am gonna take a minute. hmm. >> i feel like crap. probably the worst thing that's happening is what's going on inside of me, my

blood is filled with fats and my heart's working harder and over time, knowing what that does to your body, to your life span. i don't want to spend my life feeling like this. i would love to quit this experiment now. this is nust -- just not worth it. >> after a few days of this, this project really started to effect me. >> this is the worst. it's 1:45 in the morning right now. i can't sleep. i feel terrible. my belly feels full. there's a bunch of slunge -- sludge in there. >> america, it's just not worth it. ♪ >> i can't -- i can't focus. it's not me. i am not making sense. i don't know what to say. >> the irony is, i am excited to eat like crap again. then i swear it off the minute i am done, it's a

self-reenforcing cycle! is this real? is this real? people really -- is this really a menu, item? this is the type of meal that would really trigger a heart attack. i have two big fried pieces of meat, 4 slices of bacon. >> try it. >> i don't want to. >> people eat this everyday. ♪ >> i'm sorry. you eat it. you can have that. i am done. ♪ >> this is disgusting! >> i saw it the other day. so, i know too much. i know what's in these foods. >> there's gotta be something else. >> i have done it for four

days and i can't imagine going on like this ... >> for a long time we thought that, you know, eating a fatty diet has this long-term effect on the cardiovascular health. the reality is, it happens almost immediately. we can show within hours of eating a fatty male, how his blood flow is impaired. this simple test that we put an ultrasound probe on the artery, first at rest. we will measure the diameter, or the size of how big that artery is. then i will release it. then you will see how the blood vessel dilates. travis, go eat your last meal and we will remeasure it. >> for the sake of science, one last meal, here she goes ... ♪ ♪ >> so, wow, travis, you can see that after a fatty meal, the blood vessel is a millimeter smaller than it was before you ate the fatty meal.

>> that's really scary. ♪ >> so i want to make it clear, i wasn't acting in any of that, and probably the number one thing i noted throughout the experiment is, by the end of it, i was in a fog. my mind wanted to do nothing but lay on the couch and i couldn't think straight, i felt terrible. the irony is, there was a small part of me that says, it's okay, because i have the next fast food meal to satisfy me. what's going on? that belly fat that i was building is so toxic to so many systems in your body, including your brain, that over time i was becoming literally a train wreck and that was in one week! i will show you what was happening right here. so this is me. no big deal at the start of the project. and you are thinking, what is the big deal, you ate a fast food meal. your body wants nutrients. so it's looking for nutrients

in the meal. instead, it's finding way too much sugar! in these fast food meals. this way too much salt. and then what would make me feel so just, no. 1 at first satisfied but terrible later, all of these fat globules. what's happening over time is, these are digested and one thing, within 15 minutes, maybe that sugar is absorbed into the blood stream and i want to talk about what a -- i felt. i felt great. you wanna know why i felt great? because my brain was literally releasing seratonin and dopamine, like in a herin addicts brain. i was happy and living! it was great. let's go back to what sugar also does. that's insulin, attaching itself to the sugar. insulin does a funny thing in

the human body. it tells your body you are about tit had a famon -- you are about to hit a famon. i want you to focus on this area. the insulin is telling your body to store fat right around your mid of section. the more sugar you eat, all of these meals tell your body "store it" because there's a long stretch ahead where we won't eat at all. as you look deeper inside of my body, these are the fat cells. why is this important? not only are you building more fat cells after these meals but the fat cells are getting bigger! basically embeding the internal organs in toxic goop! i want to show everyone your heart. this is what was really working harder in me. my heart after i ate these meals would literally have to work double time pumping harder, the blood pressure would go up, and as you see my heart beating i want to remind

you of the study i did, during the experiment, that scared me quite a bit. you may remember it, this is a picture of my artery. after a meal. and my arteries no longer expanded the way they're supposed to. after one meal! and so, blood flow, decreases after one meal! i don't want that in my life! instead, what i want is for good things to happen. what happens, oh, let's say maybe 30 minutes to an hour after my meal? let's not forget about your brain. because before you remember how i showed you all of those areas lighting up? now what you are looking at, that is the hypothalamus signaling the body to release cortisol, guess what cortisoldoes, it helps you store more fat mere, but it makes you want to eat more. i was on a ferris wheel. i was on a vicious cycle: eat more, feel terrible, eat more. i am tell you the kicker of

all of this. this is what can happen to a body in less than one week, i put on 8 pounds. you may not care about this, but i do. my blood pressure was fabulous, 114/76. in less than one week my diastolic blood pressure entered the pre-hyper tensive zone. i actually was developing high blood pressure during this experiment. that was 5 days. so, imagine for everyone out there who does this each and every meal, what you are doing to your bodies! the important lesson is, since this project was finished i went back to being healthier than ever. i eat healthier and feel better than ever. you can take these numbers and push them back. the choices you make every single day that matter. it's easy to say yes to all of that bad stuff out there, and it scared me to see how easy it was to fall into an unhealthy routine. in the end, i didn't feel

good. my body felt bad. my brain felt bad. i felt sad to some extent. i need you to listen to that voice. it's never too late to make a change! >> i want to move into something a little more light-hearted because up next, we are kicking off a new segment, it's called "ask dr. lisa". nothing is offlimits, so stay with us! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] >> i have been off birth control for 6 months and i am looking to get back on but i don't know what type to take. >> it's great to have options, every woman is for my arthritis, i use capzasin quick relief gel. [ male announcer ] starts working on contact and at the nerve level to block pain for hours. capzasin. takes the pain out of arthritis. don't wait another minute. learn more at lighterperiod.com.

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[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> this is our season premiere today and i am backstage in the new web centerwith dr. sears answering twitter and facebook questions live. send in your questions right now. you may just get a tweet back. >> where are we? >> we are getting a ton of great questions. this is from facebook, i am about to with switch my baby from formula to solids but i don't know what he would like. what's the best first solid food for babies. >> i like peas, carrots, squash, sweet potatoes, pears on bananas, but my most favorite first food for babies and avocado. it's nice and squishy, easy to eat and plus there's a lot of rich omega 3 oils in there, great for the baby's brain and good for us, too. so mom and dad can eat the left overs. >> did your parents feed you

avocado? >> i don't know. >> thank you, dr. sears. and now it's time for "ask dr. lisa" ♪ ♪ doctor, doctor give me the news ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> so i am really, really excited about our first "ask dr. lisa". we have a lovely audience out here. i want to hear someone's questions. who do we have, who has the first question. so this lovely late -- lovely lady here in the teal. >> i have been off birth control for 6 months and i am looking to get back on but i don't know what type to take. i heard of one called natazia. i would like your suggestion. >> you hear that word, and the pharmaceutical companies like these sexy names. if we can get you to take a birth control to stop unwanted pregnancies and things like that, if it's sexy or comes in great packaging, we like the way the things look as women,

and your girlfriend may say, take the "natazia" it works for me. it may not because every woman is different. it's great to have options, birth control pills have estgen and progesterone in them. natazia is different, it's the first one with a different etgen and it's quadrophasic, it changes four times throughout the cycle. that may or may not good for you. changing can sometimes make the pms thing a little more crazy every month, or it can make you less crazy. it depends on how it works for you. some women are hormone sensitive, and some not. so it's really, you gotta try it, is what your gyn will tell you and what you are trying to get out of it. don't be thrown by the names or what your girlfriend is taking, talk to your gyn. >> thank you. >> other questions we got going on here? i am liking the front row.

how about this lady over here? >> hi, dr. lisa. in operating on women with large fibroids, would you leave the uterus intact or is there a risk of the woman losing the uterus or too much blood? >> it depends on your age. you should have an operative consult with your doctor. they will look at your insurance, money needs and what's the best for your health. it depends on your age and your health and if you want future fertility. if you have a really large fibroid and you are heading towards menopause, then, yes, you wanna have a hysterectomy. reason being, now, hysterectomy, a lot of women get this confused. it's taking out the uterus. a lot of women believe it's taking out the ovaries, which puts them into early menopause, true. why not a myomectomy, taking out just the fibroids? when we take the fibroids out,

then more bleeding can occur because we leave the vessels. what we take the -- when we take the uterus out it's almost a bloodless procedure, because we take all of the blood vessels out. are you having heavy bleeding, too? >> sometimes, yes. if you are having heavy bleeding, sometimes women can bleed so much, they lose half of their blood volume in a short amount of time and it can be life threatening. sometimes hysterectomy is what you need for a quality of life. even though it's scary, because you are scared of surgery or scared of losing your uterus? >> myute -- my uterus is the essence of who i am. >> i hear that all the time. you feel like this is a woman part of you and you don't want to lose it. it's only useful for having a baby and i know what you mean, or what you think, but you have to think about it as losing something that's causing -- that's weight in

there. that's sheer weight. it's not fat. and it's weighing you down. it's not bringing you forward. it's weighing you down, and keeping you from doing things that you really love. you have to be cautious. there are some people who will promise you the moon as far as just taking something out. knowing that they will also consent you for hysterectomy if in the case of an emergency, knowing probably you will end up with a hysterectomy. you need to be very careful with who you have surgery with. >> thank you everybody for all of your questions. if you have any questions for me, go to www.thedoctorstv.com. up next ... dr. ordon will show you how to take 10 years off of your face. so stay with us! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] ♪ >> it's time to see the results of bonnie's virtual face lift. >> unbelievable! i am 15-20 years younger looking! closed captioning provided b

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i got no pulse. we're losing him. charging. he's in v-fib. let's shock him. he drives that road all the time. we just had a few drinks. this can't be happening. are we clear? clear. we were just buzzed. just buzzed? you didn't tell us that, sir. you're right, this isn't happening. he'll be fine. yeah, i feel good. really? no. not really. announcer: buzzed driving. maybe we should stop acting like it's no big deal. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> it's time to see the results of bonnie's virtual face lift with dr. ordon. take it away, sir. >> thank you, travis, we are

back here in the procedure room with bonnie, she's in her mid 50s. she said on the set, she's interested in changes on her face. basically we're half way through her consultation, we have made some changes that i want you to check out on the screen. what we started with, this is her before picture. and this is what we have altered with virtual knowledging-- imaging. we have done a mid-face lift. cleaned up the skin, eliminated the brown spots, and we eliminated the fine lines. but the best is yet to come. okay? so, what we're gonna do now is, we're gonna do her virtual surgery on her neck. now, watch this! there's your neck lift. did you see that change? we removed a little bit of fat and tightened up the skin. i am not done yet. we talked about this, you feel you have a bump in your nose,

watch this. so i am bringing that out. see, i could give you a big nose, too. don't wanna do that, right? >> no, please. >> see that? all i have done really there, is, straighten your nose to give you a nice profile to the nose and finally ... when we look at you in profile, we like to see your chin projection hit a vertical line that we drop down from the lips. so with this chin, i am going to pull this out slightly, round that for you just a little more chin projection. you see that? how that softened your look. we will show the two side by side. this is your virtual surgery, this is you before we started. this is you here with a face neck lift, slight alteration to your nose. [ applause ] >> wow! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] >> wait until you see this ... we can show you this in 3 dimensions, and turn this. >> wow.

>> and all of these other views to give you an idea. finally, look at you in the other profile. >> oh, my god! >> look at that. >> and finally back to that other profile. >> so, does this encourage you or inspire you, bonnie? >> i can't wait to have it done. it's unbelievable! i look 15-20 years younger. >> so did this make up your mind to have the surgery? >> you bet. >> dr. ordon, that's cool technology. thank you! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] ♪ >> coming up next we have a big surprise for a viewer, and you won't want to miss it n. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> man: does belly fat make you look like this? mega-t's green tea thermogenic formula helps you burn belly fat, so you could look like this. mega-t burns belly fat. eggland's best eggs. the best in nutrition... just got better.

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♪ ♪ >> we're back and as we said earlier, this season is all about you, our viewers, so we're doing something new and exciting. we are surprising lucky viewers who send us questions by calling them at home so we can answer the questions. >> we are getting a ton of great questions. here is one for you. >> dear doctors i am your biggest fan i started watching when my daughter was born and never missed an episode. don't tell my husband but i think i have a crush on dr. travis. i have a million questions for dr. sears but i am dealing with miserable allergies and need your advice. please help. in nikki in virginia. >> i think it's time to call nikki. what do you think? >> okay. >> she has no idea we are calling her. >> it's gonna be so cool. >> let's give this a whirl.

[dialing] [ringing] >> hello. >> hello, is nikki in, please? >> this is she. >> hey, it's dr. travis stork calling from the set of "the doctors"! >> whatever, are you serious! >> everyone say hi, nikki! >> hi, nikki! >> oh, my gosh, oh, my god, are you serious? >> you are on live here during a taping of "the doctors". >> wow! oh, my goodness! >> your big question is about allergies, right? >> yes, it is, actually. i never had allergy when i was a kid and i have a cat and i was wondering if you can develop allergies as an adult. specifically to cats? >> well, nikki, you can develop adult onset allergies. >> uh-huh. >> it's common with pets because your immune system is reacting to animal proteins.

and the one thing they will say, if you are having them year-round, and particularly when you are at home with your cat -- >> uh-huh. >> it could be the cat. but we have a friend here on "the doctors", control your allergies, don't let your allergies control you. >> right. >> take simple steps like limit the areas of the house where the cat is allowed; keep the cat out of the bedroom. you are taking medicine for the allals. people may need to go up a step. if you are taking anti-histamine, maybe you need nasal steroids because the membranes in the sinuses may be inflamed and are reacting to whatever you are allergiic to potentially on the cat and nasal steroids will help bring down the inflammation. and the next step is there are allergy shots some will undergo. >> this is dr. sears, i would say, go see an allergiist,

maybe make sure it's the cat it may be mold inside the house or pollen outside the house. getting tested is the best thing to do. >> it's simple to get tested and once tested you can rapidly improve with the right treatment. nikki, we have you on the phone because you sent us a bunch of other questions. including a bunch for dr. sears. >> i know! >> the truth is, we were going through these and we realized, we can't answer them all, so what if i said we will fly you out here with your daughter to be on another episode? >> whoa! are you serious! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] >> all right! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] >> that's wonderful! awesome! are you serious? [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] >> yeah. so get your bags packed and we will meet you in person on a future show. thank you so much for your great questions! >> thank you so much! i look forward to meeting you! [ crowd cheering ] we look forward to meeting you, as well. >> thank you! >> take care. >> so you know what? nikki is a great example.

we love getting your questions. keep sending them, go to www.thedoctorstv.com. and go ahead and write into the show. who knows, maybe we will be calling you next! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] >> well, up next, tomorrow's another huge day for us. we will tell you why after the break n. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] [ applause ] ♪ got 5 get this. >> the 5 minute health fixes. >> it's about getting information to people that they can use. >> the snack that can add years to your life. why chewing gum can make you how are you getting to a happier place? running there? dancing there? flying there? how about eating soup to get there? delicious campbell's soups fill you with good nutrition, energy,

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