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i give women a lot of bio-identical hormones.ut what i realized is, when they change their diet and go on an anti-inflammatory diet, they often don't even need hormones. the hot flashes are so much better that they feel like "okay, i can handle this," or they can sleep better at night. >> how do you get the type of nutrition you know you're supposed to have -- your fruits, your vegetables, your good fats -- into you when you have a busy lifestyle and you don't have time to cook every day? >> that's where you start looking at something to help you, and that's where the nutribullet, i believe, is such a fantastic invention. i would recommend the nutribullet wholeheartedly no reservation. >> the one thing that i found with the nutribullet and menopause is, they actually have some nutriblast that you can use right before you go to bed that calms your body down. and that is wonderful to me because anybody that's going through menopause knows that it's insomnia and hot flashes and mood swings. but because of the nutriblast, doing one b

isn't someone who should be getting taxpayer approved hormone treatment. what's your response?ronan, who swore an oath to defend and protect the constitution of the united states and bear true faith and allegiance to the same the eighth amendment prohibits cruel and unusual punishment of people who are in government custody. and i recognize that courts have decided long ago that withholding medically necessary care from prisoners is cruel and unusual punishment. so this is -- this is not a privilege. it is not a reward of any kind foremaning manning or any other prisoner. >> if this were a heart attack there be would fewer questions about giving that treatment on a taxpayer dime. for those viewers who don't understand why this is so medically essential, can you explain that? why this is absolutely necessary for a person transitioning? >> certainly, it's important to mention that my opinion or manning's opinion about what is medically necessary and what isn't is much less important than the opinions of the american medical association, the american psychiatric association. and o

from becoming bad hormones. 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 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? >> all: we're ready. >> look at the power. look at the bullet-exclusive cyclonic action. the nutribullet is pulverizing these ingredients. all right. let's see what we got. >> okay. >> love the colors. >> remove the extractor blades. here it is coming down the counter. for the ladies, let's give that a try. >> yeah. >> if you have a nutriblast every day, you're gonna look better, you're gonna feel better, you can live longer, and you will love longer. >> my hot flashes started when i was 35 years old, and through the years, they have j

military approved her for hormone therapy. private chelsea manning, formerly known as bradley manning, is serving a 35-year sentence for espionage. manning was found guilty of sending classified documents to the wikileaks website. after her august 2013 sentencing she made it clear she wanted to become a woman through gender reassignment. in september she sued the federal government for access to the hormone therapy. the lawsuit argued that private manning had been diagnosed with gender disfor ya the sense of being a woman in a man's body. and was at risk for self-castration and suicide if she didn't get more focused treatment. federal and many state and local prisons already administer hormone therapy to prisoners but manning is the first to request and now be granted the treatment. it's unclear when the hormone therapy will begin. >>> well in oregon an epic scandal is rocking the governor's office. lawmakers including his fellow democrats want john kitzhaber to quit but the four-time governor is refusing. he and his fiancee s

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my hormones are out of whack." they look at you. they didn't know. male sexuality was not studied because man's contribution to procreation, it's just a couple of minutes, and he's out running around out chasing dinosaurs where the woman's got to bear the burden of nine months to carry the child. so, male sexuality, until recently, was very misunderstood, not even studied it all. so, what i have found learning from the athletes, the athletes were fantastic at learning how to recover their sexual loop the hormonal loop, after it's been down-regulated. and then i started studying anti-aging sciences, the fountain of youth, how to live longer. i contribute now articles to life-extension-type foundations. >> now, you were talking about earlier with procreation and how with couples, you know, it becomes a very stressful event you know. you know, they want to have a baby, and then sometimes the husband is almost, like, you know, multiple times, you've got to -- the woman's ready, and you're not. can androzene help with that? >> absolutely. in fact, a lot o

and also don't forget a lot of the hormones are changing a lot in the body of those -- young men and women. and the brain hasn't seen these yet in life. until you hit teenage years. so the brain is trying to learn how to respond to these new hormones that are rolling around and actually locking on to receptors that -- the synapses of different types. they're trying to -- sort of trial and error. and i think that this contributes to sort of this very rollercoaster kind of experience that we -- we watch as parents. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific on c-span's q&a. january 27 marked the 70th anniversary of the liberation of the auschtwitz nazi concentration camp in poland. where more than one million people, mostly jews, were killed. next on american history tv, senator barbara mikulski of maryland reflects on the anniversary. this is about 10 minutes. >> next week, on january 27, it will be the 70th anniversary of the liberation of the auschtwitz concentration camp. 70 years since the liberation of the auschtwitz concentration camp. it was a triumph for our allies. but a mel

military approved her for hormone therapy. private chelsea manning, formerly known as bradley manning, is currently serving a 35-year sentence for espionage. manning was found guilty of sending classified documents to the wikileaks website. shortly after sentencing she made it clear she wanted to become a woman through gender reassignment. in september she sued the federal government for access to hormone therapy. that lawsuit argued that private manning had been diagnose the with gender dysphoria which is the sense of being a woman? a man's body and was at risk for self-sass traition and suicide if she did not get more focused treatment. federal and many states and local prisons already administer hormone therapy to prisoner with gender dysphoria but manning is the first transgender military press they are to request and be granted the treatment. >>> ethics scandal is rocking oregon's governor's office. lawmakers including fellow democrats want john kitzhaber to quit. he and his fiancee are under criminal investigation allege

>> that is the suggestion. >> so the hormones i was taking in college. >> definitely hormones taken in now. >> another full nude spread came out of kim kardashian. >> it's for prada. it's in like a high-fashion magazine with a high-fashion photographer. >> like the chicks who go to prada, that doesn't seem like a sweet spot. >> like the hooker bent over, that's -- >> speaking of vulvas, i need a brand-new purse. >> wladimir klitschko

it regulates your his or her your hormones. and then your cortical brain. this is where we reflect imagine, make choices. orchestrate conscious intention. the idea of a super brain. you don't use your real tillan brain at all. when you're stressed. you stop. s-t-o-p. stop, take three breaths, smile and be aware of what is happening in your body and proceed with compassion and awareness. >> can you use an mri to see changes. >> you can see the changes in the brain. you can see growth in the cortex cortex. but do remember. when you look at mri , every experience you have, there is a correlate which means something happens in the brain. >> what you're saying by taking three deep breaths or by meditating, by taking a second to be self aware i can change the biological of my brain? >> before you react, you observe. you observe. you observe your reactivity. so before you react you observe your reaction to react. in that split second you break the cycle. j. >> and you change the buy ohology of your brain. >> you change the biology of your brain because biology is

don't forget, a lot of the hormones are changing a lot. the brain hasn't seen these yet in life and tell you hit teenage years. the brain is trying to learn how to respond to these new hormones , locking on to receptors. they are -- it's trial and error. it contributes to this roller coaster kind of experience that we watch as parents. >> sunday night and ate :00 p.m. eastern. -- 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> keep track of the new congress on c-span, c-span2 c-span radio, and c-span.org. >> homeland security secretary jeh johnson talks about security and his departments role. this is one hour. >> very quiet. good morning. good morning. i am jane harman, president and ceo of the wilson center in the front rows we have the wilson center next, counsel, corporate councilmembers. i think we have general keith alexander. we do not. where is he? >> he is right there. >> there he is. [laughter] >> he used to have a really big job. >> you don't recognize him because he is wearing a suit. >> i saw that the last time i saw him and he said he had rented it fo

it changes your hormones, whether estrogen or testosterone, it's the real deal.you test 100 people out there, 95% will have some degree of this. if you sit next to this guy that wears a lot of cologne, nicely say it's affecting my sinuses and i don't feel comfortable. you can build allergies to it. what do i use? i use a blue bottle cartier cologne the past five years. >> not the blue pill. >> i don't need it yet. >> one point here. in adolescents who love to get load upped with fragrance, the point about fertility, we don't know, 17 years old -- sorry about the blue comment. you're put this stuff under your arm, a high fragrance, it can affect fertility. >> come here, doctor. basically you should only smell someone's cologne if you're this close to them. you smell lovely but i shouldn't smell it from way over here. >> or you don't smell. i by the way, the blue pill works also. >> very expensive colleen. >> you like that. >> all right, guys, we have to move on. sorry. he is your best friend but can your fury friends tell how you're feeling? the answer and how it

>> the hormones like you cake -- take in college? >> and every other weekend now, right?ears releasing photos from her lingerie line. she's got her little, like, strappy guys on >> strappy guys >> >> i think he's really bad at that talk the

they change the hormones. can you avoid it?ou test a hundred people out there, 95% of them in the urine sample will have some degree of pt pthalate. tell them it's affecting my sinuses. what do i use? a blue bottle, cartier cologne. >> not the blue pill. the blue bottle. >> in adolescents who love to load up with fragrance, david's point about fertility, we don't know. when you're 16, 17 -- i'm sorry about the blue comment. >> i'm okay with it. >> 16, 17 years old, this is a high fragrance and it can affect fertility. >> basically you should only smell someone's cologne or perfume when you are this close to them. >> how is it? >> you smell lovely. i shouldn't smell it from way over here. >> you don't spray it. the blue pill works also. >> very expensive cologne. >> you like that? >> we have to move on. i'm sorry, eric. here's your best friend. can your furry friend tell how you are feeling? the answer and how it can impact your health just might surprise you. ou. . [ male announcer ] we know they're out there. you can't always

those building blocks can be interfered with by hormones like cortisol that's produced under stress. so basic research is showing exactly how stress can disrupt learning. and of course it's a downward spiral because you get stressed. you have much difficulty trying to memorize something or function well in school, and then of course you get a worse grade. you're more stressed. so it's a downward, you know, downward sort of spiral for some of these kids. i think we also have to think about the time we live in right now. all of this stimulation and the kids are seeing, you know, stimuli from all different directions and can very quickly feel overloaded. it's something parents really need to know about. it's a vulnerable group. one other thing of course is not only are their synapses very vulnerable and that is a good and bad thing because they can learn better but also be affected by things but they're also not able to sort of navigate their way through with full use of full judgment that an adult can do. so they may make poor decisions, which only increase their stress, like social ne

new research shows that sleep deprivation impacts a production of two hormones that control hunger. >> when you're sleep deprived for just just about any reason both of those hormones change in the direction that should make your appetite go up you really get hungrier. >> another study showed that people who are sleep deprived eat an extra 300 calories a day. that might not sound like a lot but it adds up. >> when you're sleep deprived you tendon to make bad decisions or you don't think things clearly you grab what's easy, what's close. you're too tired of to think of something healthy. to tired to cook. >> once she started getting eight hours of sleep a night she says the pounds melted away. >> immediately in that first week i just like my clothes started loosening up and the inches start coming off. my whole quality of life as change. i feel so much better. >> sleep needs vary but experts say most people ned between seven and nine hours a night. i'm stephanie stahl cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> in weather tonight we're talking about very cold temperatures and wind chills that will go

very few milks today have growth hormones or rbst. so read the label. if it says no rbst no growth hormones you don't have to buy organic milk if that is your reasoning. it is all about the shortage of water in california. california represents 21% of all the milk that is sold in this country. there is no grass out there for these cows to eat. they have to be out there at least 10020 days in the wild blue yonder eating fresh grass -- 120. there is no grass. milk will be up over $5 when it comes to organic. gerri: phil, we'll let have you go. dr. campbell some cog back for another segment. i gave you short-shrift. eggs bacon and butter, baby. let's go. this is good news. a lot of people feel the same. thanks guys. >> thank you for having me. gerri: to the west coast where union workers are holding up major ports for ransom in a nearly nine-month dispute against shipping companies. they are using improving company to bilk more employers out of benefits with rising prices for consumers. we have fred barnes, executive editor for "the weekly standard" and pe

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a lot of the hormones are changing in the bodies. the brain has not seen these yet until you hit teenage years. the brain has to learn how to respond to these hormones rolling around and locking onto receptors and synapses. it is trial and error. this contributes to the very roller coaster kind of experience we watch as parents. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific on q&a. >> the political landscape has changed with the 1/14 congress. not only are there new republicans and democrats, there are also new members of congress. keep track using congressional chronicle. it has useful information including voting result and statistics. new congress, best access on c-span c-span2 and c-span.org. >> president obama, vice president biden, and the chairman of the joint streets -- chiefs of staff paid tribute to secretary chuck hagel. he announced his departure late last year. streets --the deputy defense secretary has been nominated to replace him. this about for five minutes -- 45 minutes. [applause] >> before i begin, i would like to a

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. >> the military said yes to hormone therapy and no to long hair. formerly bradley manning convicted of leaking security secrets said a memo said his hairstyle will be revisited after hormone therapy starts and is serving a 35 year sentence for information given to wikileaks. >> calling upon the justice department to look into the murders of three muslims as a hate crime. craig hicks is changed with shooting and killing three muslims. they found 12 guns and ammunition in his home. president obama condemned the killings. the fbi is opening up an information. >> places of worship should be sacred and crime-free. they are aiming to keep it that way. police are calling the initiative worship watch. >> it was a heartbreaker. >> that was held here when the space he prays in -- was marred by vandals. just about every custom window shattered. the beauty restored with new additions. >> we record a 24-hour video coverage. these are infrared cameras and we supplemented them with cameras in the mosque. >> they beefed up the mosque security. >> it was one of the

in breast cancer if you press receptors for hormones we use hormone natural therapy, if you express -- use an about body, antibody, we are now able to dissect the genetic composition and look for abnormalities that may potentially be targets for therapy. >> rose: this has enormous potential in the short-term? >> it has enormous potential but there are a lot of hurdles, not so much on defining the abnormalities but developing the therapeutics that can address those abnormalities, we have known the defect in sickle-cell anemia for decades but haven't been able to change the course of the disease on a molecular basis, so in concert with understanding the abnormalities in the cancer cell we have to be developing more effective therapeutics. >> rose: and what other diseases will most likely respond to specific medicine. >> all cancered, blood cancers often lead the way in terms of our being able to develop effective therapies. >> rose: like leukemia. >> like leukemia, myeloma, limb to a ma where there is incredible progress in the last decade .. in some enhances in prolonged cures and pro

also, do not forget that a lot of hormones are changing the bodies of these young men and women.he brain has not seen these yet. until you hit teenage years. the brain is trying to learn how to respond to these new hormones rolling out rounds and connecting to receptors and synapses. it is kind of trial and error. this contributes to the very roller coaster kind of experience that we watch as parents. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> each week, american history tv's american artifacts takes you to museums, and historic

. >> the military says yes to hormone therapy and no to growing long hair. chelsea manning, formerly bradley manning requested treatment for gender disforia in 2013. a memo received said manning's hairstyle will be revisited after hormone therapy begins. manning is serving a 35-year sentence for information given to wikileaks. >>> this dramatic video, about 100 people forced to leave their homes because of a raging forest fire that burned more than 5,000 acres and theying trying to determine if a barbecue started the blaze. >> you are about to witness something really, really scary. that's the sound of a snow blower getting swept up. the man was headed out the side of the mountain when a wave broke away. here his friends realized he was not behind them and noticed it's only his head that is still above the snow. everyone rushed to save him. he is pretty much entirely buried. they were able to dig him out and thank goodness he is okay. >> we can't take our weather changes lightly. protect people pipes and pets. even animal who is are used to the cold will nee