how can getting this 1.5 grams of epa and dha into your body every day help with pain? >> a few years back, i took 250 patients who came into my office complaining of neck pain and back pain. all were on nonsteroidal anti-inflammatories, and i gave them and put them on a therapeutic dose of omega-3 fatty acids. and within six to eight weeks, 60% of the patients returned and were able to get off and get rid of the nonsteroidals, which we all know have very serious potential side effects. these include gastric ulcers and other major problems. so that for joint pain, i'm absolutely convinced, and i rarely use nonsteroidals in my practice anymore. as a neurosurgeon and as a triathlete, healthy aging is extremely important to me, and keeping my heart healthy, my joints limber, and my mind sharp are absolutely critical for me in my profession. >> that's impressive hearing that a neurosurgeon is no longer using nsaids in his practice for the most part. i'm a believer now. i already was, but i'm even more of a believer hearing about that study. we were able to catch up with you

but fish oil -- it's 18% epa, 12% dha, and that's a standard fish oil.contains very few other meaningful fatty acids that actually reduces inflammation. and then the extraction process yields something called free fatty acids. and free fatty acids are more what we call bioavailable. so, what that means is, your body can immediately utilize that substance. it doesn't have to go through a lot of steps before it's absorbed. >> so, "fat" is not a bad word in that connection? >> [ chuckling ] no. >> some fatty acids are good. >> fatty acids are absolutely essential for your health. omega xl is, you know, omega-3-plus, because it contains the 30 different fatty acids that are not contained in any fish oil. >> and look at the difference. >> i mean, this is really important for compliance. if a patient can't take the pill, then it's not going to benefit them. >> the omega xl capsule is so small that it's just -- it's so simple to swallow. you get most of these pills that have -- that are huge to take, to swallow. it's, you know, very hard. but these, the omega x

to make this the caps year dha they got to get by toronto. we have breakdowns straight ahead. the wizards were cruising along in their playoff series until game 3 happen and it is taking a an interesting turn with good old-fashioned trash talk between the two teams. >> cry baby,. >> it's pretty crazy. >> we take you to grandview, texas where something amazing happened on the baseball field there last week. >> and he drives the ball to right, well struck -- >> all

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dha also made a small increase to its growth forecast for this fiscal year and next. you play policy decisions,12:45 u.k. time followed by mario draghi's news conference. -- onn follow all of that tv . to the u.s., the trump administration had's its opening bids for officials have described as quote, the biggest tax cut in u.s. history. it calls for slashing of the federal income tax rate to 15% for corporations, small businesses, and partnerships of all sizes. here than 250 -- offers little in the way of detail including whether per bones -- proposed cuts will increase the deficit. thehis is about growing economy, grading jobs, the economy. as they started, president trump's -- comes in every day in talks the two of us about economic growth, prosperity, and jobs and orderly doing to stimulate economic growth. that's how we are looking at this plan. news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. >> thank you very much. president trump spoke with the canadian prime minister in the mexican presid

organized by the crown prince of abu dh i dhabi, prince presented himself to the crown prince of abu dha i dhabi. the crown prince set up a meeting in the say shells where the crown prince owns a few properties and so then they had the meeting on january 11th. it's our understanding that there wasn't a second meeting after that because you have to keep in mind that the timing january 11th was about a week after the intelligence community came out with this report, pointing to russia intervening in the election to help trump and just literally a day before the initial disclose sures about flynn's communications with the russian ambassador. >> do we know whether this was talking to trump about what he was doing with this friend of putin. >> that we don't know. i mean, there's also, you know, there's a lot of unanswered questions here. did the crown prince in any way communicate with people at the white house or at that point, the transition office to coordinate this with them before setting up this meeting between prince and confidant of putin. we also don't know the name of the russian th

and the drama maz dhas dissipat. this counts as an achievement. a victory for the president. no real threat of a shutdown. and he gets many of his priorities funded. >> many, but not if wall. >> not the wall. >> on sanctuary cities, the president has another setback in the court. the 9 the justice department can't punish sanctuary cities by withholding federal funds. >> yeah, this is another big setback in the courts for the president's agenda. the travel ban executive order was knocked down. this knocked down. the president says he'll see the 9th circuit in the supreme court. taking the battle all the way up. there's no doubt we'll see a big battle in the supreme court over the president's priorities, one in which neil gorsuch could be the key vote. >> jon karl, thank you very much. >>> the market reacting favorably ahead of president trump's tax plan reveal. the dow jones enjoying the best two-day stretch since november. closing up more than 230 points. rebecca jarvis has details for us. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. wall street has been la

operate most like civilian puz l businesses including dla, the defense information systems agency, dha, the defense health agency and dfas, account and finance services and i would encourage you to require the secretary of defense to undertake a comprehensive management assessment of the agencies looking at where best business practices, new technologies and automation might actually improve performance and reduce cost. and create savings that could be reinvested in higher priority care yeahs. beyond the focus i think it would also be a good thing for congress to provide the secretary with the flexibility and breathing room to assess across the dod headquarters areas of potential overlap and look for opportunities to restructure, consolidate reassign personnel eliminate unnecessary offices and functions and i just hearing john's proposal for giving the cmo line responsibility over the agencies i think that's very much worthy of consideration. second key area i'd love for you to grapple with is brack. the department desperately needs a brack round. the estimate is at 22% of current infr

large agencies that operate most like civilian businesses, including doa, the defense logistics agency, dha, the defense health agency, and the finance and accounting service. and what i would encourage you to do is to require the secretary of defense to undertake a comprehensive accessment -- assessment of these agencies, to determine where they could reduce cost and create savings that could be reinvested in high priority areas. beyond this focus on defense agencies i think it would also be a good thing for congress to provide the secretary to have flexibility and breathing room, to assess across the dod headquarters, areas of potential overlap and look for opportunities to restructure, consolidate, reassign personnel, eliminate unnecessary offices and functions. and just hearing john's proposal for giving the cmo line responsibility over the agencies i think it's very much worthy of consideration. second key area i would love for you to grapple with is brac, the department desperately needs this background. the estimate is currently 22% of infrastructure, estimated needs, they have testi

dha chairman, i yield back. >> thank you to our witnesses for your leadership and service. in my district, new york's 21st district i represent two of the nation's premiere military installations, fort drum, and kessel ring, naval training facility. my first question is for general millie and regarding the army aviation readiness. the aviation brigade is supporting operation atlantic resolve and i have serious concerns that the cr could limit future aviation capabilities and training opportunities like the ongoing deployment of the tenth mountain. could you describe how a cr would impact the army's aviation readiness specifically and its training and top of that the pilot shortage that the army is already experiencing? >> i appreciate that. shout out to the north country. a return would have significant negative effect on -- we're already short 741 pilots which were trying if we can get the budget passed with the supplemental, we'll try to make that up. but if we don't get the budget passed with the supplemental, we're not going to make that up and that's going to increase

dha failed to produce records from a response of freedom information act request.mehow mentioned in those messages, no matter who sends them. the agency making a bigger effort to give americans more privacy. great. abby: a lot of people will be happy about that one. great. well, president trump delivering a historic speech about the nra convention last night. >> the eight-year assault on your second amendment freedoms has come to a crashing end. you have a true friend and champion in the white house. no longer will federal assessing be coming after law-abiding gun owners. [applause] >> president trump is the first sitting president to address the nra since ronald reagan in 1983. a gun rights activist and member of the nra, he was at the convention and is here to weigh in. good morning, sir. so what -- you were there in the audience. give us a sense in the reaction of the president addressing the nra. >> well, thanks for having me and by in large, it was celebratory. i think for years now like he mentioned, we've been relegated to talking about the second amendment

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