brown fat.are lean you have more brown fat. >> scientists say the brown fat helps mammals such as mice keep their body temperatures up by producing heat and burn calories. the same is true for human babies. but the ratio of brown cells in our bodies typically plummet as we grow. but what if there were a way to change that equation to safely increase the number ever brown fat cells in obese patients. they believe they have made a breakthrough that could ultimately allow doctors to do just that. while investigating a common diabetes drug using a mouse model, the ucsf researchers isolate a protein that converts the ordinary white cells into the calorie burning kind. it exists in mice and humans. >> now we know how to make brown fat. what we are testing is to make brown fat by drugs. >> the next challenge is to find a safe molecule to control the protein. if successful he believes the result could be a new form of anti-obesity drugs that could be used alongside traditional appetite suppressants. >>

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low fat, they said, means heart healthy. in went more sugar to keep foods tasting good. here we are. today, as you've heard me say over and over again, we as a nation are more unhealthy than ever. not to mention fatter. we've heard a lot of theories as to why, but one in particular is getting a much closer look. it's about sugar. everybody knows too much is bad, but i have been surprised see just how bad. i did this investigation with cbs's "60 minutes" and it begins with this pediatric endo kronologist who says we're literally poisoning ourselves with sugar. >> is sugar toxic? >> i believe it is. >> do you ever worry that it just sounds a little bit over the top? >> sure. all the time. but it's the truth. >> dr. robert lustig is a pediatric end kronologist in san francisco and a pioneer in what is becoming a war against sugar. moefshated by his own patients, too many sick and obese children, he has concluded that sugar more than any other substance is to blame. >> what are all these various diseases that you saw are linked to sugar? >> obesity, type ii diabetes, hyperte

. >> a bay area company is now using ultrasound to melt away the fat. carolyn johnson has more. >> reporter: this is a specific type of high intensity ultrasound developed by a company in hayward that generates heat as it enters the body. they say that heat effectively kills fat cells. >> watching her walk down the street, few people would describe britney as heavy. but professionals asked her not to use her last name. >> it's around the body. >> today she is hoping to lose up to an inch off her waistline without surgery. she is being treated with a new device called lipo sonics. they say the system uses focused ultrasound to melt fat cells. >> you hear snap, crackle pop. it sounds like fat sizzling. >>re are numbered target points on her stomach. she needs to track which sections have been treated and for how long. >> the only requirement you have to have at least one inch of fat. >> reporter: once the procedure is mapped out. doctor delivers pre-sets set pulses have ultrasound. some patients will feel a light stinging sensations. >> some parts you fee

so furry, so friendly, but so fat. ten dogs at month long doggy fat camp.be the biggest loser? will it be chase, a 90-pound black lab? >> i try not to overfeed him but he tends to eat everything i eat. >> reporter: will it be sugar and possum? >> 46.6. >> reporter: how much does sugar need to lose? >> she needs to be at 30 pounds. >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: could it be lucky, the 84-pound lab mix? how long has lucky been hefty? >> about three years. >> reporter: so, a lot? >> yes. >> reporter: or will it be oliver, the 10-year-old beagle, weighing in at 38 pounds. >> got a little bit of a belly. >> reporter: oh, you have a belly. i might not be boot camp but it is a sort of a paw camp, at the norris animal inn in new jersey. these dogs are put through a fitness resume like they've never seen. there's the pool. there's group play, which, at first, seems like group sit around like fat lumps. there's even the doggy treld mill. now, this might all look a bit over the top. but the obesity plague for our pelt pelts is way over the top. >> 54% of all dogs an

all that white filled with fat. fat, not just on the outside of your body. >> that is happening in your body. >> for me as a doctor, this is especially disturbing, we see this with patients decades older. >> that is the top of the femur that goes in your hip. it is pushing against the bone over here you should have a nice layer of cartilage in between here, nice cushion, of so much weight, that bone is pushed back and in that joint. that will hurt. >> of course your joints hurting is not nearly as frightening as what all that fat is doing to your heart. >> this heart is having to work so hard that muscle is getting bigger and bigger, which in the heart is a bad thing it won't be able to work as well. >> scary, because i know that could be happening to me right now. >> one of those kids has an early death from cardiovascular disease. >> when you say early death, are you talking about people in their 30s having heart attacks? >> this is unprecedented. we haven't really seen 8-year-olds with type ii diabetes, it's very

with added sugars. >> when you take the fat out of the food, it tastes like cardboard. the food industry knew that, so they replaced it with sugar. >> the idea that sugar increases this particularly bad ldl, the small denls particles associated with heart disease, do most doctors know this? >> no, they do not knee this. this is new. >> it turns out sugar has become a major focus in cancer research, too. lewis is looking at the connections. >> if you limit your sugar, it decreases your chances of developing cancer? >> absolutely. >> cantly, a harvard professor and the head of the cancer center said when we eat or drink sugar, it causes sudden spike in the hormone insulin, which is serve as a catalyst to fuel certain types of cancers. >> what we're beginning to learn is that insulin can cause adverse effects in various tissues. a particular concern is cancer. >> why? nearly a third of some commoncanters have insulin receptors on the surface. insulin binds to the receptors and signals the tumor to start consuming glucose. every cell in our body needs glucose to survive, bu

into brown fat.t's the kind of fat that burns more calories. it's what our bodies do naturally when we work out. >> animals exercise, and the muscle releases this hormone. and it tells the fat to burn more calories. >> is it time to toss out the gym membership and head for the barcalounger? it won't make muscles stronger. and it won't be tested on humans for a couple of years. doctors don't know what the side-effects will be. and dr. williams stresses, it's not easy to turn research into reality. >> it's difficult to translate scientific discoveries, even actual ones. >> but if getting fit and dropping some pounds is your goal, here is what the doctor says are two sure fire ways to get started. >> one is, get rid of sugary beverages. get rid of sugary soft drinks. and the second thing is, walk. if you can, walk. >> good, old-fashioned advice at end. >> i was hoping for the pill. >>> let's turn things over to jeff in the weather center. >> good weather to get outside and exercise in the forecast. stil

here's your "your mama's so fat" joke.ay. [ laughter ] don,t -- don't read this. >> she's a nice lady. >> jimmy: no, i know she is. all right, remember, this is a "your mama is so fat" joke. now, hold that water in. yeah, that's a good gulp right there. all right, hold in to the end of the joke, then let go on your friend. you understand? ready? all right, deliver your joke. [ laughter ] >> your mama is so fat, her lunch box is a vending machine. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: that was quick. it was violent. it was -- you okay? let's check that out one more time in slow motion. ♪ oh, he burned you pretty hard. that was just a lot of energy in there. well, let's see who the -- oh, i'm sorry. we have time for one more? oh, cool, let's switch it up. great. [ cheers and applause ] >> thanks, jimmy. >> jimmy: perfect. all right, take a big drink of water this time. yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter and applause ] go for it, buddy. here's your "your mama's so fat" joke. come on. go for it, pal. you can go a little more, yeah.

also, the fat content increases, and the muscular content decreases. fat tends to sag more. if you gain a lot of weight and lose it that could lead to sagging breasts. if you're overweight that could lead to more sagging. is there a cure? not really. but if you do strengthen your pectoralis muscles it could improve the appearance. >> that's where a bra comes in. >> exactly. >> we talk about it a lot but lumps. if you find a lump what do you do and should you be really concerned? >> i should say that many lumps are benign. it could be cysts, which are filled with fluids and not cancer. however, you cannot tell the difference yourself. absolutely see your doctor. get it investigated. most likely you'll get a mammogram and an ultrasound which can determine what is causing this lump. you may need some further tests. you should always take it seriously. but most lumps are benign. >> and some women have, for lack of a better term, lumpy breasts, right? >> absolutely. it's called fibrocystic disease of the breast, very common especially in younger women. and often those women need

and the reduced fat peanut butter, when they pull out the fat, what are they doing? they're adding in extra carbohydrates. so you're better off getting the heart healthy fat from the peanuts for those calories than just extra carbohydrates. but the only caveat is on the market now, if you're looking for a super low calorie reduced fat peanut butter they have these powdered brands. the most popular is called pb-2 and they press the oil-roasted peanuts and extract about 85% of the fat. so you take the powder and you mix it with water and it's only 45 calories per two tablespoons. >> how do they taste? >> well, that's the thing. it doesn't taste bad. but you're definitely going to have to compromise a little bit on the taste and the texture. al, the company is going to kill me. >> it's not horrible, but, you know -- >> for people that are looking for the dramatic calorie savings, it really does taste okay. but it doesn't taste like the real mccoy. >> all right. or you can just grind up a corduroy suit and try that. >> no! it doesn't taste that bad! he's lying. . >> all

it might be the high fat food that keeps it there. if stress levels stay too high for too long, experts say that not only leads to an unhealthy life stale but make it too difficult to swallow. >> from heart disease to diabetes top cancer. for the latest health news, like linda so's health page. you can do a search for linda so right there on facebook. >> it is week three of the extreme brickover weight loss challenge. the couple is making progress. jo r-joe and -- joe and jerry winn have lost a come bind 517 pounds already, putting -- 51 pounds already, putting them in first place. >> times it's a daily challenge. sometimes i find myself daily figuring okay, i've got to push myself. and then pays off. >> they compete to lose weight. there's a grand prize of $10,000 for the theme that loses the -- team that loses the month. >>> sunday mark bs the first time komen has held a race at ocean city. it's time to register. go to komen md dot org. >>> it is bright and sunny. there maybe rain around the beach for the big komen race. don't let i

, the apple shape, note pearl shape, the belly fat is our biggest enemy and is causing a lot of heartisease and we thought of it as only cosmetic reasons and now most doctors look at it as a real organ that secrets inflammatory process that can lead to heart disease and work on the liver, as the en -- at the entry of the liver, portal vain and, the ldl goes up and the good fat, hdl goes down and you end up with high triglycerides and it works on the muscles to increase the resistance to the insulin. what does that mean? diabetes, and the kidneys, visceral fat around the kidneys can come employees and make you absorb more sodium, high blood pressure. what do we have as a result... >> i have to apologize and i have to bring dr. siegel in as well, dr. samadi, so much to talk about and dr. siegel, as we're talking about, i want to talk about how the size of your belly is important, it is your biggest enemy and a lot of people get the lap band or gastric bypass surgery and are shrinking their stomachs through surgery. does it really work? >> well, no, because, as david says, it's not reall

when you take the fat out of food, it tastes like cardboard, and the food industry knew that.ey replaced it with sugar. >> gupta: this idea that sugar increases this particularly bad ldl, the small dense particles that are associated with heart disease, do... do most doctors, do they know this? >> lustig: no, they do not know this. this is new. >> gupta: and it turns out sugar has become a major focus in cancer research, too. lewis cantley is looking at the connection. if you limit your sugar, you decrease your chances of developing cancer. >> lewis cantley: absolutely. >> gupta: cantley, a harvard professor and the head of the beth israel deaconess cancer center, says when we eat or drink sugar, it causes a sudden spike in the hormone insulin, which can serve as a catalyst to fuel certain types of cancers. >> cantley: what we're beginning to learn is that insulin can cause adverse effects in the various tissues, and of particular concern is cancer. >> gupta: why? nearly a third of some common cancers, including breast and colon cancers, have something called insulin receptors

eating low fat version of dairy products could reduce risk of stroke. in the study, 37 t. people who ate low fat, dairy foods, had a 12% lower risk of stroke than those who consumed milk, yogurt and cheese. reduced fat dairy products offer health benefits of calcium, magnesium, potassium and vitamin d. researchers from ucsf have a better understanding how people process language. they studied the so-called, cocktail party effect. when people are able to tune in on one person's voice, despite loud noises in the background. scientists monitored the brain activity in three patients and found neurological ability of the brain to filter out extraneous noises and psychological need to hear who we are talking to. researchers say the findings could be used in studies to help people with autism and language learning disorders. >> one of california's crown jewels, president obama created a national monument in monterey county. he signed proclamation protecting nearly 15,000 acres of the decommissioned fort ord military base. served as training ground for generations of soldiers. now

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removed, no-fat or low-fat products, they taste not very good, manufacturers replace that fat with sugar '70s. sugar lost -- fat lost and sugar basically became a main staple of our diet. we are supposed to consume 150 or 100 calories a day in added sugar, which is right here. this is for men. this is for women. >> just this small, little bowl. >> this is what we currently consume. and it's that tripling of our sugar consumption that has led to the diseases in the last 30 years. >> we don't spoon it out in coffee and cereal. this can be hidden in foods like sodas. >> let's look over there. that's the perfect example, yogurt. when you look at the side of a package of american yogurt, what do you see? 27 grams of sugar. the question is, how much of that is milk sugar? that's fine. that's lactose. and how much is added sugar? you're not allowed to know because the nutrition labeling and education act of 1990, says you put total sugars together. the problem was, the food industry went to the fda back in '90 and said, if we told all our consumers what we actually put in the food, our competit

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chubby ricky. >> i wasn't fat. >> you were pretty fat and you drank a lot of beer. >> you didn't tell me that then. you should have said then, i would have worked out faster. i had to find out for myself. >> you were the standard bearer for the fish and chip eating, beer swirling bigger guy. >> i still do that. >> how much weight have you lost? >> not much at all. i think about 25 pounds. >> that's quite a lot. >> i've dope it by working out. i still eat and drink too much. but the next day i punish myself in the gym. i work out like rocky. and then i feel great. >> even your teeth look gleamy. anything done to them? >> those things in the luxury lounge once. didn't have clean teeth. you're rewriting history here. i had a few pounds. >> what made you go on this vanity kick? >> it was a health kick. it was christmas, i was 48, a couple christmases ago, and i had 11 sausages and i sat there feeling ill. the number of times i said, jane, i'm having a heart attack. and i thought, you know what? life is good. and i don't want to blow it. i don't want to go hold on, just -- >> by the way, i

and just as we have become morbidly obese, the food, sugar, fat and flower. flour. we've become morbidly obese in text messages. videos, social media updates and e-mails. this is causing a problem clay will discuss shortly. i would encourage you all to be turning off your phones and open your minds. with that, i introduce you to clay johnson. [applause] thank you, that introduction was appropriate. i appreciate it. so i'm clay johnson. i wrote this book called the information indict. i'm trying to talk to people. it's not a book for me. i want to enjoy you to think about things differently. and maybe this can be a cause for change for you in your life. and a cause for change in a lot of various things. this is a result of me working ten years in politics at both blue state digital. this kind of thinking has really just sort of come to fryings now. what got me to think about this is the chart. does anybody know what this is? so this is the obese rate in the united states over time, and the blue is representing 10 to 20%. the beiges represent 20 to 125%. and the reds

they didn't like the other one that much, either. >> fat is funny. i'm funnier now, i'm fat, hey.>> jimmy: will you be doing the voice for us tonight? [ applause ] >> oh! >> you're going to be a [ bleep ] in my [ bleep ] tonight, aren't you? sorry, irv. so, um, here's the deal. i'm going to tell a quick story involving -- >> >> jimmy: a heard a little of the voice right there. >> i know because i got nervous. but when i used to direct the show, grover was on. did i ever tell you this story? grover came on. the muppet. i don't know, it's not washington or cleveland. so grover came on and i showed up for rehearsal. and he fwhunt, like, a special box. he was just laying on the stage. it looked creepy. it looked like a suicide. he's been very despondent after tickle me 'em melmo took off. i said, can you put grover on, he puts him on, he goes, hi bobcat! and i go, hi grover, like, i really truly became a kid. at that same moment, i was like, oh, this is clearly where i got my act. clearly, as a kid, this is where i got my act. can you count to ten john john? that guy's a good actor. >

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what is next, fat people, people who salt and eggs?e on, we're going to have a food -- >> so it's a slippery slope. >> yes, if you want to save taxpayers money, encourage smoking. they die earlier, saves the government on medicare and social security and -- >> hilarious. >> net savings to the government. if you looking out for taxpayers, get more people to smoke. >> hurry people into the grave. victoria? >> he is kidding, i think. >> let's hope. >> yes, no, i'm with steve. it's a slippery slope. smokers are attacks on the rest of us and as we work toward a nationalized healthcare we all pay for people who overeat or smoke. you can't enforce this. you can't smoke in buildings so secondhand smoke issues are removed. >> what about this being a slippery slope. if you do this, it will give the food police a chance to get their licks in. >> i don't like the slippery slope either but in this instance, i don't see it at play. i see more so that smokers want to have their way in buildings smoking or even outside. i hate walking along new york c

he is talking to a bunch of fat cats. if you think i'm a moderate, i'm getting rid of all these agencies. >> mitt romney naked and unplugged is kind of a scary thing. it just goes to show you that everyone knows that mitt romney is not being level when he comes in the public, when he talks out. whether it's immigration or anything else. fred barnes had a piece in the wall street journal a few days ago saying he was talking to a private adviser to romney saying, don't worry. his real immigration stances are a lot different than what he says in public. so when he used to be a moderate back in massachusetts and now he's severely conservative during the primary, nobody knows where he stands so it's not a surprise, but hats off to your imbed who caught him red-handed. joe, it's always fascinating to get a peek inside, or as i always say, you pick up a rock and all the bugs are running around underneath the rock. it's a good image, because you see the rock, if you get inside politics, you get to see the bug life. here's the rea