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dr. marc siegel associate professor, author of the inner pulse, unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. >> and dr. samadi, chief of robotics at mt. sinai center. always good to see you every sunday at this time. >> there's always hope for all of us. you transformed eric and i. we want folks to pay attention. we have good information today. >> back from san diego. >> that's right. >> great time. >> trying to stay younger. in this new study we're going to first start talking about. we know now there's a link between the heart and our brain. turns out factors that help raise the risk of heart disease they say could also negatively affect our brain function. dr. siegel, what does that mean? are we talking about cholesterol and this sort of thing. >> i think this is an important study. this is out of the netherlands. it looked at 3700 patients. we already know people with heart disease have -- as they get old they have a problem with cognitive impairment. what's cognition? thinking, reasoning, learning, language, memory. okay? that's what we already know. this study looked at people

dr. marc siegel associate professor, author of the inner pulse, unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. >> and dr. samadi, chief of robotics at mt. sinai center. always good to see you every sunday at this time. >> there's always hope for all

dr. marc siegel who will be on his bike in no time.bviously it's a great day four as the pride of brooklyn takes to crawford, texas, later today. dr. siegel, thank you very much. >>brian: if anything happens we have dr. samadi standing by. the president goes extremely fast. he even leaves the secret service in the dust. they have to train before they take the assignment. >>gretchen: coming up, that mystery illness we told you about that claimed two lives. it appears to be spreading. breaking details coming up next. >>brian: the judge in the james rosen case apologized but shouldn't he have known rosen didn't commit any crime? judge napolitano breaks down the law. >>brian: they had to apologize to his parents taofplt -- they had to apologize to his parents too. changing the world is exhausting business. with the innovating and the transforming and the revolutionizing. it's enough to make you forget that you're flying five hundred miles an hour on a chair that just became a bed. you see, we're doing some changing of our own. ah, we can t

dr. marc siegel, he was invited to go along.one with president bush. >> we've got great trails out here and, they're pretty tough and to know that, in this case, men who had their leg blown off or had serious injuries are able to ride those trails is really inspiring. it was fantastic three days. i'm already looking forward to next year's and we hope you're here, doc. heather: dr. marc siegel joins us live. this is the second year that you've done this. you do plan on going back next year, right? >> with an invitation from him, of course i'm going back. heather: yeah. >> the theme was humbleness and courage. president bush says no pity. the troops and the veterans act like it. president bush by the way when ininterviewed him wouldn't even take credit for his age initiative which is reaching 10 years right now, $48 billion. has saved over five million lives. he said that was during my administration. contrast that to other administrations. he won't take credit. i interviewed major ken solheim, he won a silver star and up for the

dr. marc siegel is near crawford texas for president president s warrior bike ride. >> for the first timeted on george w. bush's own ranch, heros wounded on the battle field were invited to the bike ride celebrating their survival while mourning their fallen comrades. when we caught up with the former president i asked him about the significance of this event and time. ing. >> on memorial day honor the loss. >> it break mice heart for the families. also inspires me to know that people sacrifice in the face of danger. we're a remarkable country and we produce men and women who after our nation was attacked said i want to serve. the price of war is unbelievably devastating for some. and on memorial day, our nation rightly honors, you know, those who sacrifice whether it be in the recent conflicts or in past conflicts. >> 15 severely injured veterans were given the honor to participate in the ride. chosen for their excellent service and their involvement with military support organizations. the president praised the riders for their courage and their grace, despite their injuries. >> the thi

dr. marc siegel of the fox medical-a team is going to call us down.ometimes mom use things their mom said to them with their kids. let's look at the first one. fact or myth? your mom said don't swim after you eat. you might get cramps or a stomach ache. >> mom thought the blood was rushing to your stomach and it wasn't going to go other places like your arms or brain. mom was wrong. you can get a little stomach cramp but you can swim. studies have shown you get enough blood flow everywhere. that is a myths. >>gretchen: what about going outside with wet hair in? mom or dad might say after you take a shower blow dry your hair. >> three quarters of the medical-a team could not test this theory, unfortunately. >>gretchen: you're looking good. you've got a pretty full head of hair. are you going to get sick? >> i actually think you can. it doesn't transmit cold viruses but here's the problem. there was a study out of wales in 2007 that had people put their feet in cold buckets of water and they were tries as likely to get a cold. your immune system doesn't

dr. marc siegel, fox medical a team with the sleep myths. that genetic thing can be passed down? not a great sleeper. now my daughter is not a great sleeper. >> there is a genetic indication here. the problem is it's also environmental. she may not be a great sleeper because she sees you getting up in the middle of the night to come here. >>gretchen: what about naps? for people who don't sleep well, do naps work? >> there is an indication that power naps help a lot. i'm calling that a fact. the problem is you can't make up for that deep dream r.e.m. sleep. that's the best kind of sleep and that's continuous. >>steve: a lot of people that get up at odd hours worry if i have coffee later in the day that's going to keep me up at night. >> here's the truth. you can have coffee in the afternoon. >>steve: it's a myth? >> it is a myth afternoon coffee will keep you up at night. even though coffee lasts 12 hours, by the time you're getting r&d did i for -- getting ready for sleep it is usually something else. it is the chocolate cake. if you have late coffee, it can keep you awake. >>gre

dr. marc siegel who rode that ride thank you so much. right greg gregg? >> gregg: fantastic.l day weekend is a time of course when america honors fallen heros and now the new effort not to forget the nearly 900,000 military men and women still waiting for benefits despite their service and what's being done to fix the backlog. >> jamie: plus, what should be done with lois lerner, she is the irs official who refused to answer congress' questions. still she remains on the government payroll. permanent leave, status quo? reinstatement? we are going to debate it fair and balanced. >> i have been advised by my counsel to assert my constitutional right not to testify or answer questions related to the subject matter of this hearing. --er very cairful careful consideration i have decided to follow my counsel's advice and not testify or answer any of the questions today. if you're suffering from constipation, miralax or metamucil may take days to work. or faster relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax provides gentle relief overnight unlike miralax and metamucil that can take

dr. marc siegel. he joins us right now. he caught up with president bush who offered strength for tornado victims in oklahoma. >> ours is a nation that refuses to accept the defeat of nature, the devastation of nature. so i know in oklahoma people are going to be pulling for their neighbors and that city will recover faster than the people now who live there can imagine. >>brian: fox's doctor marc siegel is in texas for the event. joining us to share more of the exclusive interview with the former president of the united states. >>anna: lookin' good. >> thank you. today is day two of the wounded warrior ride. yesterday we rode on president bush's ranch through the twists, turns, rock formations. it was really difficult. my year of training i think helped me but the wounded warriors were an inspiration. they work together as one. president bush inspires them by being one of them. he actually spent over an hour, hours meeting with them afterwards just being one of them. joking, feeding them lunch, being a host. he's truly one

dr. marc siegel.some troubling information about this chemical that we have been using for 40 years in this country, may be incredibly hard to us. >> something called grandfathering. in the f.d.a. started to examine this stuff back in the 1970s, and pulled the they found it absorbed into the skin. taken them 40 years whether try close san is anti-back toler -- antibacterial. they will probably make a decision by the end of this year. >> clayton: what does this chem do. >> concern has to do with fertility. accumulating studies in animals out of florida, out of the e.p.a. have shown that it interferes with sperm and testosterone, estrogen. may lead to early pursuant. this is animal studies. it would be nice if we had something on humans but it doesn't necessarily help very much. if i say to you that everything in medicine is a cost benefit, what's the risk? and what's the benefit? and then i told you that the centers for disease control says use hand sanitizers that are alcohol based. wash your hands wi

dr. marc siegel who joins us live today day three of the ride.hter ] clayve more than me, whole medical crew led by dr.. so far over the first two days of the ride. active army: courage. president bush, focusing on show of courage here where they feel good about each other, about themselves as they return to normal life. let's watch. >> the thing i love about being out here with these troops is there no self-pity. i mean, people aren't saying why me? what they are saying is i want to live. and interesting thing you learn when you hang out with these guys is there is always somebody who is worse off than you do. learn lot about life with people who have been through very tough times. >> i want to introduce to you a special guest today. this is lt. colonel this week. dan gay. he becoming lt. colonel this week. incredible inspiration to these men. is he back this year. he rode with us last year in canyon state park which is very difficult. push has taken a personal interest in him. he is on here today not to talk about himself which is very typical

marc siegl is a fox news contributor. dr. siegel, day two of the ride, how are you holding up?rie chapel ranch outside crawford, texas, bush's ranch. 15 special wounded warriors were invited here by the president for their ability to overcome immense challenges and over 70 support staff including physicians, paramedics, volunteers are riding with them on these wonderful trails on the ranch this morning, and we rode yesterday, we are riding today. the theme here is spiritual healing and courage and the ability to overcome. and president bush also reached out to the people of oklahoma with a similar message. >> my heart goes out to you. i know exactly what our president must feel when he goes to oklahoma, for example, and sees the utmost devastation, people's lives changed in an instant. the amazing thing about america though is that these communities will rally around their friend. right up the road here in west, lives were lost, the community wasd and yet people are bound together here from all these little communities to help that community recover. >> reporter: martha the key