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at 35, you add miscarriages, you add infertility, even more infertility issues because of the age butur husband is somewhere else? so that has a lot to do with it as well. >> genes and stress also a factor into whether you're fertile at any age. >> absolutely. absolutely and also what you do for a living and especially stress. >> i have to ask you, this has got to be a fairly sensitive topic as you mention. i know a lot of women in their late 30s or early 40s who would love to have a baby, they have not met the right person and a conversation like this with their doctor would probably put them over the edge. what do you say about that? >> first of all you should have a relationship with your doctor that shouldn't put you over the edge. i think honesty is the best policy and again realistic expectations. i encourage my patients especially exactly that scenario, 35, 37, single still, why don't you freeze your eggs, if you are financially sound to do it or you could be a single mom as well, as long as you have support. >> is that effective? there was a time when it was unclear whether or

talking about neurodegenerative diseases, asthma, developmental disorders, other reproductive -- infertility, miscarriage, all kinds of other disorders, so horrible as breast cancer is, it's really one in a whole spectrum are affected by these chemical processes. i wanted to add that. >> hi. one thing i thought would be really good to have within fire house iss to get rid of antibacterial soap which often contains triclocan, its said it is related to muscle weakness in animal studies so that would be something firefighters would be thinking about and also is related to of course cardiovascular problems for animals and cardiovascular diseases with regard to firefighters so just to get rid of antibacterial soap which doesn't work better than plain old soap and water. fire stations in california have much higher levels in their dust than do california residences or other kinds of industries like electronic breakdown industry or airplane industry, so you have high levels of this flame retardant in fire station, i don't think anybody knows where that's coming from but it would be interesting to d

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in our teens, in our 20s, in our 70s, and hormone imbalance leads to mood swings, infertility, acne,atigue, low sex drive, and those things can affect any of us. the emphasis here is on hormones and both men and women are affected by this. we're not built the same, so the approach has to be a little bit different. so what we have done here is create a nutriblast for the guys and a nutriblast for the gals. there are so many amazing hormone-building foods. foods like beets, grapes, blueberries, pumpkin seeds, broccoli to support the prostate, olive oil, which helps keep good hormones from becoming bad hormones. we need good hormones to keep us young. we've got to put in spring water. let's put on the extractor blades. we're set. over here we have a female nutriblast and this contains some key different ingredients. we've put in arugula-- sometimes called rocket. we've added raspberries for their volatile oils which help to support female reproductive health. we've added avocado and goji berries, one of the best antioxidants on the planet. are we ready to blast off? >> audience: ready.

effects will be we see genetically modified food have been shown to increase allergies and at in and infertility might see problems we don't expect to see. >> shepard: what does is taste like? >> the guy says it tastes presidentette good but not enough for the price tag. >> shepard: tases like what? people thing twizzlers are pretty good. i decent know why we need to do this. understand we got to feed more people. grow more beans. don't know if we need to take something out of a cow, grow it in a petri dish and then eat it. >> if we are run ought companies, let start grilling small puppies.ç plenty of meet around. >> shepard: what were we saying earlier, animals are to be -- we like them, then you can have them. or eat them. that's it. >> i eat them all. >> shepard: schmeat. i need more help from you. are we going to be able to grow pickles in the same way? will i be able to grow catsup? can we make children this way? >> no. years and years away from this becoming prime timeç or going o the supermarket and asking for a fillet minimum ongoing. we need to be able to figure out the production, th

jamie griffo says the real decline infertility is for women over 40. >> every two years after age 40,ty is cut in half. i don't want to be alarmist. or make it sound look you should count on being able to get pregnant. you shouldn't count on it. >> reporter: women in their 30s should feel empowered, not panicked he says. >> there is no real reason to be scared having a baby after 35. yes the risks go up, the number of women have the problems thankfully is still very low even in a woman any late 30s. >> abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> if you walk around the streets of manhattan, you know what they're talking about. these mothers are older and older. >> some times you assume they had help. this is saying natural birth is completely possible. >> good news there. don't take too long. right? >> you just get more tired and tired. >> just get more tired a nd tired. ced a huge it. [ male announcer ] go pro for a clean that's up to four times better, try these crest pro-health products together. the toothpaste is really awesome. it cleans a lot. [ male announcer ] crest pro-health pr

where they have such a horrible case of cancer or diabetes that if they continue they'll be made infertilee after case. they have no exception for health of the woman. so all i can say is they keep saying they want to discuss jobs and they want to work on the deficit. they're threatening not to raise the debt ceiling, which would be another disaster for us. they won't even go to conference with the budget. they're not looking at comprehensive immigration reform and i got a bill through on water infrastructure which is critical to our port to 500,000 jobs. they're not doing that. this is what they're spending their time doing and it's to the extreme right wing in this country and it harms the women and it harms the men that support us and it harms families. >> i don't know if you heard about another congress member apparently monday night at a markup discussing the fact that fetuses experience pleasure and pain and he had -- and he's a medical doctor and a health subcommittee chair talking about how fetuses have -- male fetuses have all sorts of ability to feel pleasure. i mean, it goes bey

honor, even with respect to couples over age 55, it is very rare that both parties to the couple are infertile- >> no, really. because if a couple -- i can just assure you, if both the woman and the man are over age 55, there are not a lot of children coming out of that marriage. >> so spencer, that was a moment of levity. but briefly, kind of give us a sense of where we think the court may go. they could go big on this, from what i'm understanding, or small and very narrow in their decision. >> there are two different cases that play here np one is challenge to same-sex marriage. that ban in california as well as the restriction on benefits, federal benefits, for same sex married couples. that is also at play. the court could do a variety of things. one, they could uphold both of the laws, not strike them down. right? either or both of them. another thing it could do is the court could strike down one or both of the laws. another, a third option, would be a technical option. which would be not to decide the case. this is a unique case where the government has decided that these laws are uncon

others go for procedures that aren't covered by their insurance, like infertility treatment or a facehospitals in these faraway places are courting their business, trying to get more people to outsource their own healthcare. [jingly thai music] >> thailand: an exotic vacation land known for its buddhas, its beaches, its brothels, the bustle of bangkok. [car horn honks] but for people needing medical care, it's known increasingly for bumrungrad hospital, a luxurious place which claims to have more foreign patients than any other hospital in the world. it's like a united nations of patients here. they're cared for by more than 500 doctors, most with international training. the hospital has state-of-the-art technology, and here's the clincher: the price. treatment here costs about 1/8 what it does in the united states. that's right, 1/8. curt schroeder is the ceo of bumrungrad. this place where we're sitting right now is the number one international hospital in the world? >> it's sort of ground zero. i haven't heard anybody yet who's told us that they take more than 350,000 international

a biotech company focused on developing new treatments for infertility. dr.t's a pleasure to have you with us. >> thank you, melissa. i'm delighted to be here. >> karen has a book out that is out today. she talks about being a woman in the workplace. and part of a trade-off that some women make is putting off having a family. but if you take a look at the statistics, when you're 20, the likelihood of conceiving naturally is 86%. by the time you're 40, that goes all the way down to 36%. >> that's absolutely right. and what we're seeing now is a trend that more and more women are waiting to have children. and so at ovascience, what we're focused on is new fertility treatment options for women, especially those women who are waiting and perhaps need treatments like in vitro fertilization or ivf. and we know that the success of fertility treatments does in fact decline with age. >> a big part is increasing the quality of the eggs that are in fact harvested. and that's what your company is tackling? >> that's absolutely right. what we know is that fertility declin

couples over the age of 55, it is very rare that both couples -- both parties to the couple are infertile, and the traditional -- [laughter] >> no, really, because if the couple -- i can just assure you, if both the woman and the man are over the age of 55, there are not a lot of children coming out of that marriage. [laughter] >> your honor, society's interest in responsible procreation isn't just with respect to the procreative capacities of the couple itself. the marital norm, which imposes the obligations of fidelity and monogamy, your honor, advances the interests in responsible procreation by making it more likely that neither party, including the fertile party to that -- >> actually, i'm not even -- >> i suppose we could have a questionnaire at the marriage desk when people come in to get the marriage -- you know, are you fertile or are you not fertile? [laughter] >> i suspect this court would hold that to be an unconstitutional invasion of privacy, don't you think? >> well, i just asked about age. i didn't ask about anything else. that's not -- we ask about people's age all the ti

it puts women in danger of ofoming infertile, in danger suffering serious complications arising from cancer, blood clots, kidney disease, or diabetes, just to name a ship you -- name a few of these conditions. it is an attack on 40 years of settled law, and it criminalizes doctors. furthermore, there is no real rape or exceptions. a date bans abortion i certain with no real rape or exception. let me explain that. the republican sponsored the bill claims there is an exception for clay -- four rape and insets. it was not in there, and they quickly added it, but seriously they don't fix the problem. yes, aey do is say woman can and a premises she is raped, but she has to report thatrape, and it is true many women choose not to report the rape. for their own private and personal reasons. so when you tell a woman, who has been raped and who is too scared to report it, that she has to carry the rapist's child to term, that is not a rape exception, that is an outrage. when you tell a victim of who was too scared to reported that she has to carry that child to anm, that is not under -- excep

side through tough times, through giuliani's tough times with her battling with breast cancer and infertilityy hard, we're like family. we know we're lucky. i've been up, down, fired and when you're in a good moment, working with good people, what did you do for your birthday? i worked, wasn't i lucky? >> reporter: i never thought i would start crying. very sweet and close to the people on the show and at 80, no plans to slow down. >> that authenticity that people love. she tells it like it is. >>> about that weather, sam? >> i can't stop watching that show. i do love "fashion police." let's get to the boards. you sent us pictures from ft. myers beach, a few clouds, but not the rain we have here in times square. from illinois, also some pictures this morning, showing clouds and the storms that moved through the central part of the country yesterday. now, today storms move east, keep an eye on the skies, some storms will be tough. some will have torrential downpours and strong storms when they develop. there is the potential of one or two tornadoes popping up, particularly in the bright red zo

a lot of the other data comes from infertility clinics.y -- >> 35 is not the tipping point? >> it's not. you shouldn't despair at 35. at 35, it may take you longer to get pregnant. but the vast majority of women who want to have children in their late 30s, get pregnant. >> it should be a big sigh of relief for women in their 30s. for a long time, you've been told, there's a clock ticking and you have to make it happen. i would think that everybody feels better about that. >> if you're over 35 and you've been trying for six months, you should get checked out. they can do simple tests, which can be reassuring. >> i keep thinking of marisa tomei. my biological clock is ticking. >> at the point now, being in their mid-30s, should i freeze my eggs? in a year or two, will i be able to have a child? >> we went through that. we had our kids in our late 30s. it's always in your head. did we wait too long? this is good news for women in their late 30s and men. men sperm isn't as quality as they age, as well. this is good news that you can get pregna

i'm thinking people going through everything from cancer treatment to infertility treatment recognizedy, it can make an enormous physical difference. >> you make a good point. adderall is the attention deficit disorder drug. >> which we hand out to kids. >> they are the same drug. my research shows and other people's research show they're the same drug. morphine, the pain medication, exact same as heroin or oxycontin. >> that's not to say people can't get in trouble with the drugs. it's simply to say we know how to decrease harm. >> carl, doesn't that take us to the issue of self-medication? we have a lot of people who in a broken health care system are looking for something to ease the pain and we have a lot of our drug problems in this country are legal drugs, right? >> if i could just -- back to the aclu report for a moment if i could. the challenges, the ramifications of the racial bias over drug policy, stop and frisk here in new york. we have more marijuana arrests under stop and traffic than gun arrests. >> guns, not so bad. >> a 14-year-old kid gets picked up for possession. h

it puts women in danger of becoming infertile, in danger of suffering serious implications arising from cancer, blood clots, kidney disease, or diabetes, just to name a few of these conditions. it is an attack on 40 years of settled law, and it criminalizes doctors. furthermore, there's no real rape or incest exception. it just bans abortion by a date certain with no real rape or incest exemption. let me explain this. the republican sponsors of the bill claim there is an exception for rape and incest. as a matter of fact, it wasn't in there, and they quickly added it. but, seriously, they don't fix the problem because what they do is say, yes, a woman can end a pregnancy if she's raped, but she has to report that rape, and it is true that many women choose not to report the rape for their own private and personal reasons. so when you tell a woman, who's been raped and who is too scared to report it, that she has to carry the rapist's child to term, that is not a rape exception. that's an outrage. and when you tell a victim of incest who is too scared to report it that she has to carry t

be treated if this were a law which could in permanent health problems for some women including infertility severe or fatal conditions may also arise and if enacted, this would require some women to carry a fetus to term even in situations where the fetus has been diagnosed with a lethal medical condition. the rape and exclusions are insulting and excessively narrow. the bill added to after the markup than they are just incredibly disappointing. they require reporting the crime prior to seeking care showing a distrust of women and a lack of understanding of the reality of sexual assault. only 35% of women report sexual assaults and there are many reasons for that including fear .f reprisal 78% of them know their attacker. this bill is unconstitutional and it is a direct challenge to roe v wade where the court held ,hat prior to viability abortions may be banned only if there are meaningful protections health.the these principles have been upheld them this bill blatantly disregard them. i went to richmond colleagues to oppose this ill. its an attack on women's health, on our constitutional f