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dr. mark siegle is a member of the fox news medical a team and professor of medicine at nyu medical centeryork city. thank you for joining us. >> good to see you. >> heather: so how disturbing is this study to you? >> let's start from this, sugar is bad. sue crows, our common sugar, has both glucose and fructose in it. we've been worried for a long time that the fructose could be worse because it tastes so good t. looks better. if you use it in bake products t gives you the nice brown glow when you're baking something. everyone thinks it's addictive. the question here being raised in global affairs is -- by the way, this study was done in the united states and california and oxford. so in england, so it reached across and looked at a cross section of different societies. looked at countries around the world, 43 countries. 20% increase in diabetes in countries that were very high in high fructose corn syrup. some countries don't use that at all. other countries like the united states, it's huge. we use it in sodapop, practically everything. the concern here, is that the reason we have such

dr. mark siegle. it's hyper something or another. >> vomiting, pregnant.nk you very much. >> 1 to 2% of all pregnancies have this. actually it's the number two cause of hospitalization after preterm labor. it's a big problem. morning sickness, 80% of women, everyone knows about that. severe morning sickness, when you continue to vomit, that becomes a medical emergency. you have to put the person in the hospital and use intervenus fluids. the problem is you really can't stop the fluids as long as the vomiting is going on. >> steve: one of the interesting things about this particular condition, as you know, is that sometimes it's an indicator of twins. >> that's a happy thought. if the parents are ready for it. also it's more common in daughters, believe it or not. that's not a myth. and the main -- >> brian: how can it be common in sons? >> i mean if you're going to have a daughter. i think i better sew sew up your pocket now. >> it can be a life-threatening condition if you don't replace the fluids, replace the electrolytes, prevent the weight loss. there'