radiation, hormonal therapies, herceptin. i think some of the exciting things that are going in treatment really come from that article what, it talked about and we're doing more individualization of therapy, figuring out who needs it and who doesn't so we don't overtreat people who may not have an aggressive tumor and be a higher risk of occurrence. >> okay, you have that up. >> yes. >> and that is a group that is dedicated to comp limitary options such as? >> reporter: what we do, is this is set up 12 years ago. her hawaiian name is ewilani and she had an aggressive tumor and found while going through treatment, if she did complementary care like chinese herbs, it gave her the energy to work out in the gym. and in the end, acupuncture and energy work alleviated the discomfort and after she passed away, a group of us got together and formed the fund in her memory and provide funding specifically for complimentary care to improve call the -- quality of life of women going through breast cancer treatment. >> huh. >> and we're

. >> a new uc berkeley study of pregnant women shows a link between bpa and thigh skproid hormone levels. this raises concerns about the affect of the controversial plastic additive on the fetus. >> this bpa is a chemical found in hard plastics and hard to avoid. researchers say 95% of the population has detectable levels in their bod skbreez animal studies have shown females are better at metabolizing bpa. >> uc berkeley researchers found pregnant women with higher levels have lower levels of an important thyroid hormone. it could hurt their baby boys. >> important thing about looking at levels during pregnancy is that you need proper hormone levels for proper brain development. >> the director of ucsf's program on reproductive health and the environment. >> so there is a developing fetus is dependent on maternal levels so if the mom has decreased levels, then that means fetus is going to be getting less hormone autos at this point there is no cause for panic. >> the lead author of the study says it's important to remember it's the first of its kind and results need to be confirmed. >>

from a medical point of view we look in terms of hormones. cortisol, a steroid that your body makes, adrenaline, over a long period of time -- they studied 17,000 adults who when they were kids, they were exposed to some kind of emotional trauma or stress or abuse. they followed them over the course of several years and found they had higher risk of depression, a higher risk of lung disease, a higher risk of alcoholism, a higher risk of heart disease. this was a huge landmark study and makes the point over a period of time, stress wears down your body. it's the same as we said with smoking, even if we can't prove stress causes heart disease, it raises your blood pressure, makes you gain weight, causes you to be inactive and that leads to heart diseasements. you have to change your lifestyle. we talk about it all the time. mother exercise -- more exercise, figure out what is causing you to get there way. regular sleep, regular exercise and diet. >> can you step back and say time out, i'm taking a timeout. >> how about vacations? >> some of us

cnn published a story linking women's hormones to their voting choices. but after a crap storm of reader complaint it was removed. the study by researchers at the university ever -- the university of texas and based on an internet survey found ovulating single gals support president obama because they feel sexier. according to dirante heightened sexual feelings lead women to support politicians who advocate for easy access to birth control and abortion. nonsingle women preferred romney because they are overcome pen say thing for the increase of hormones motivating to have sex with other men. it is a way of convincing themselves they are not to give into sexual urges. her argument is sound. let's go live to red eye's womens issues correspondent. >> will you quit? >> he was so fat, that raccoon. >> he is the new editor of "cosmo." diane i will get to you and then sherrod and then bill. i will go to you first. >> i am going to diane. >> typical dude can't make up his mind. >> does this make they sense at all? >> i thought it was just because my brain is so m

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>> metabolism as well. >> almos hormones? >> hormones obviously will be changed as well, because in the example i used, you will be kicking out stress hormones because you will be trying to get out of the buildel because somebody said it was on fire. >> what does research show regarding chronic stress, would you mention that? >> chronic stress is bad for you. you have to many times try to reframe it. they say one person's stress is another person's challenge but stress is the constant feeling of being overburdened, that you can't come up to the tack and things like. that. >> does it affect the heart? >> exactly, yes. >> seriously? >> it can. >> people have a tendency towards heart disease and stress will bring it on. >> do you think it plays as much of a role in trouble for the heart as does smoking? stress? >> well, smoke something worse. stress is not probably as bad as that. smoking is the worst for the heart but stress is important. >> are there those who say that stress is as important or more important than smoking in t

. >> coming up, hormone replacement therapy and alzheimer's, the controversial medical treatment for women could help battle that disease. [ taste buds ] donuts, donuts, donuts! who are these guys? oh, that's just my buds. bacon, donuts. -my taste buds. -[ taste buds ] waffles. how about we try this new kind of fiber one cereal? you think you're going to slip some fiber by us? rookie. okay. ♪ nutty clusters and almonds, ♪ ♪ almonds. ♪ fiber one is gonna make you smile. ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing new fiber one nutty clusters and almonds. with 43% daily value of fiber for you. crunchy nutty clusters and real almond slices for your taste buds. >>> there's some hope tonight for women concerned about developing alzheimer's. there's a new study out that shows that hormone replacement therapy could help reduce the risk of alzheimer's later in life. >> stephanie, we understand this only applies to a specific group of women? >> that's right. women in their 40s and 50s. this long-term study concluded those who continued taking hormone replacement within five years of menopause had a 30%

there's controversy surrounding hormone replacement therapy.nd it led to increased cardiovascular risks, heart risks. a new study finds it might be a matter of timing. take a look at this. women who started hrt as soon as seven months after menopause didn't bear the same risks as compared to women who delayed taking hrt. the women who took the hormones earlier actually reduced their chances in the future the developing heart problems. i should point out it's the first study to show this, and i should also add that hormones should be used as

por cierto en minutos, al regresar, los beneficios de la hormonal en mujeres. con menopausia.a menopausia entre las mujeres marca el fin de un ciclo, una etapa donde muchas de ellas reciben tratamientos con hormonas y este tratamiento puede ser beneficioso para l salud. isolda peguero tiene el reporte. >>> cuando ya no pudo mÁs con los sÍntomas de la menopausia lisett ga ayer empezÓ a tomar hormonas. pero al corto tiempo, las dejÓ, por temor a sus efectos, secundarios. >>> sÍ, las dejÉ. porque decÍa ¿cuÁl es el hecho de que tengo que rebajar esta situaciÓn. >>> de acuerdo a un nuevo estudio realizados por cientÍficos daneses participaron mil mujeres entre 48 y 58 aÑos el tratamiento hormonal podrÍa reducir el riesgo de enfermedades cardiovasculares. y hasta el cÁncer del seno cuando se inicia a principios de la menopausia. >>> cuando tomas un estudio para dictar el tratamiento tuyo tÚ busca s los beneficios. los pro y contras del estudio. y tiene mucho en contra de utilizarlo en estados unidos. >>> las que participaron en el estudio tomaron hormonas durante un perÍodo de 10 aÑ

bpa is a synthetic chemical similar to the hormone estrogen. bpa is most widely known for its use, now largely banned, in baby bottles. but it's in most consumer goods. >> just one word. >> yes, sir. >> are you listening? >> yes, sir. >> plastics. even the producers of the 1967 movie the graduate had no idea how ubiquitous plastics, and later bpa, would become. >> chemists in the 1950s, found that if they linked these bpa molecules together, they could make a plastic. and now it's become this very large industry, something like 10 billion pounds of this chemical are made a year. >> its used in medical flasks, medical equipment, the resins that line today about 80% of food cans that are on super market shelves in america. or a dust that's painted on paper receipts that come out of atm machines. >> its an incredibly useful molecule but over the last 15 years we've discovered that its also tied to a wide range of adverse effects. >> there is a wealth of evidence linking bpa exposure to early puberty, prostate disease, breast cancer, and changes in

-- hormone replacement therapy. >> the number to call is 410-481-2222. it kicks off breast cancer awareness month. i'll send it back over to the studio coming up in a few seconds. >>> a little bit of rain heading our way. >> a beautiful sunday, finishing out the orld -- orioles regular season. a few showers moving into the area now. i think a lot of this hasn't touched the ground. so look for showers toward your morning commute. could be wet on the road. give yourself some extra time. other than that, we look for things to improve toward the middle part of the week. >> all right. we'll see you tonight at 11:00 after the orioles beat tampa. >> have a good one. david smallwood: maryland money needs to stay in maryland. it's just that simple, i mean, it's a no brainer. anncr: every year marylanders spend five hundred and fifty... million at casinos in west virginia, delaware... and pennsylvania. one west virginia paper calls it a "cash cow" for them. but its cost maryland over one billion dollars. money that could have created good jobs and... better school

. >> don't start hormone therapy to prevent alzheimer's disease. >> reporter: the stanford professor doctor was one of the first to see the new data. he agrees it was an important good size study but one that needs to be backed by more science. >> it is too soon to say this does open the door. >> reporter: more study, especially because two decades ago, hormone therapy was advocated as a way to prevent different chronic diseases. eventually multiple studies concluded the exact opposite. >> i think it increases heart disease, heart attacks, mortality related to heart disease. starting hormone therapy close to the time of menopause probably doesn't have that negative effect. >> it needs to be used at a time of life. particularly in the 40s and 50s when women are just starting to go into menopause. >> reporter: he said applying it topically instead of orally would help. >> gradually physicians are coming around to understand if it is taken topically and doesn't convert to the bad form of estrogen, it can be very helpful and doesn't have the dangers. so weapon are starting to come in mor

. >>> and hormone replacement therapy. i'll tell you this issue confuses women more than about just any other. i have a new announcement on the study. >>> but we begin with the meningitis outbreak, under the microscope. the plot thickens on the deadly and growing meningitis outbreak that is affecting now so much of the country. at the center of it all, contaminated steroid injections of 14,000 people in 23 states may have received. now, they were made by necc, a compounding pharmacy in massachusetts that is licensed to distribute drugs in all 50 states. compound pharmacies were established so that the pharmacists could make custom specific doses for patients with those needs. now the fda is not charged with regulating them, because the compound facilities are not making new drugs, just charged with mixing them. but i'll tell you over the last few years, compounding pharmacies have grown over the past few years, accounts for many of the drugs taken by patients over the last few years. it is big business, has little oversigh

they can change your hormone levels. they can interfere with fertility.halates have been shown to increase the risk of diabetes. pregnant women who have had or rather women with breast cancer, women with breast cancer have been found 99% of them to have parabins in their blood. that's not the same thing as saying that these chemicals cause breast cane certificate, but it's saying we need to be on the alert. we think to about how many beauty products we're using, what chemicals we're exposed to. on the science side we need research to see the cause and effect. >> jamie: fair and balanced. i've got a lot of stuff in here. which products should we be getting rid of? >> the best one is the natural beauty. if you can get away with any of these which i know you can, it's probably the best way to go. look. parabin has shown, the one marc mentioned, it has estrogen like hormones. there are studies that show that over time it can increase the risk of breast cancer, so you want to basically look at the labels. that's really the purpose of this is as you buy this pr

so when people eat a big meal, the hormone is produced. the hormone tells the body, "burn off the fat and use it as fuel," and it also tells the brain, "you're full, stop eating." if a person has a problem or different variety of these hormone and receptor genes, then their body doesn't burn off the fat so well and they want to continue eating. so often people will say, "well, he has a metabolic problem, but she doesn't have enough willpower." actually both of those are at least, in part, affected by a person's genes. one theory is that these genes are leftover survival mechanisms from thousands of years ago, when humans lived from one meal to the next-- or one feast to the next famine. joanne ikeda, r.d.: if, when they found a lot, they ate a lot and deposited fat in the body, then when the lean times came, when there were times of famine, there was a survival advantage for those people who deposited fat. they were the ones who got through the famine and survived. now we come into a modern age where we don't have to go out and hunt. we do

thyroid hormones help control many systems in the body and can affect childhood development. >> if bpa is affecting the levels during pregnancy, this could be affecting the learning, memory and behavior of children later in life. >> reporter: bpa is part of many widely used plastic products. including can liners in certain bottles. most americans have trace amounts in their body. while there have been many studies that bpa in animals, this is the first to show an effect on hormones. in pregnant women, and their newborns. in a statement, the american chemistry council said the speculation that bpa is linked to health effects caused by hormone thyroid levels in newborns is not supported by the data. the authors themselves now that the levels reported were within normal range. >> the baby boys was associated with bpa, but not the baby girls. >> reporter: the scientists agree the results are preliminary and are now looking to see if the kind of changes they've seen have any effect on the children as they grow older. robert bazell, nbc news, berkeley. >>> and up next here tonight, a sure si

. >>> older women who use hormone therapy can reduce their risk of developing alzheimer's later on. researchers studied 1700 women who were 65 and older for more than a decade. those who used hormones within five years of menopause had a 30% lower risk of developing alzheimer's. more research is needed before any new recommendations come out before hormone use that are made for older women. >>> government health experts are earning all pregnant women to get a whooping cough vaccination. the purpose is to protect newborns who are too young to get the vaccine. 16 people in the u.s. have died from whooping cough just this year. >>> a new study of recently revised vitamin d guidelines found millions of americans may no longer need to take the supplements. >> the changes might be confusing for patients who previously were required to take extra vitamin d. >> reporter: doctors put 63- year-old alegra on vitamin d supplements after blood tests showed low levels. but now a new study shows she does not need to take it anymore. >> deficiency of vitamin d is not as prevalent as we thought prio

here is a run down of my beauty routine, some of the things i was supposed to, 40 hormone chemicals, 17 carcinogens, 17 penetration chemicals. they draw others more deeply into the property. 16 toxins, less than 50 percent of my chemicals has been assessed by any publically accountable institutions. there are no government requirements for us to understand these chemicals. we have a lot of information about some of them. most of them have never been -- the combined mixtures of a developing teenager saying day after day year after year. there is a lot we don't know. what do know there is a tremendous amount of scientific evidence that showing low doses of chemical exposures can interfere with hormones, change the way our genomes for diseases that come down the long. most important time of development in the womb, teenagers developing. we also know that disease chronic disease is meaning chemicals are on the rise, breast cancers. who knows a young cancer or family member that has breast cancer, infertilities, testicular cancer. there is a lot of evidence showing environmental pollutant

. >>> experts say the harms of hormone replacement therapy outdo the benefits. the task force is now against hormone replacement citing risk of death or cancer. >>> one of the deadliest diseases out there may be something we've never heard of. someone dies from sepsis every 18 minutes in this country. tonight, health reporter linda so tells us about a device that could change that. >> reporter: he has seen just with -- about every type of health problem. >> wasn't sick, sick, just felt bad, really bad. >> reporter: turns out, chief harris had sepsis, an infection in his blood stroll that landed him in the hospital for two months, a disease many may not know about. >> it would be similar to a plane crash happening every seven hours loaded with 230 people. >> reporter: dr.er rec atkinsno0 >> the mice in the study lost about 20% of their belly fat in 80 days. because of that type of fat, the risk for cardiovascular disease, diabetes and possibly other health problems, so what do you think about this? should this vaccine be the future of weight loss? would you try a

tonight, hormone health. >> grrrr! folks, for the last 15 years i have been in my mid 30s but older fellows know that when you hit a certain age you lose that spark and your sex drive goes from i will tag anything that moves to maybe tomorrow, i just ate a burrito. the reason is that as men age their testosterone levels drop, but thankfully, pharmaceutical marketers have the answer. >> millions of men 45 and older just don't feel like they used to. >> remember when you had more energy for 18 holes with your buddies? more passion for the one you love? more fun with your family and friends? it could be an easily treatable condition called low t. >> another side sign you have low t, your shadow still enjoys disco. now, just how serious is low t? >> so what is normal for what age? the average 20-year-old testosterone levels can reach as high as 1,080 but as you age the levels drop without drugs, by age 60 the average high is only 720. >> colbert: 720? folks, the numbers don't lie. or explain anything about what they mean.

compound bpa mimics female hormone estrogen mothers with high levels of bpa had a less active thyroidile their newborn boy had a more active thyroid no impact on baby girls. normal thyroid function is essential to growth of fetuses and children. >>> fundraiser gets underway shortly in the east bay to raise money for an organization that helps victims of domestic violence. actor and former pro football player victor rivers of the dolphins will be the keynote speaker at the annual benefit luncheon. you can see rivers spoke to cheryl jennings this morning about the abuse he endured as a child. >> i graw up in a home where domestic violence and child abuse took place on a level of torture. when i say that i'm not exaggerating, i was beaten, tied up, locked in closets, hammered, burned. to name a few of the things that happened. what i had to witness was harder the unbelievable brutality against my mother. >> rivers is now a national spokesman for victims of abuse. he says organizations like stand for families, free of violence in need of assistance. for more information and how you can he

pine nuts have the same heart-healthy fatty acids as -- that subdue hunger hormones. pine nuts contain high-quality proteins and make you feel full faster by suppressing powerful hunger signals to the brain. curb hunger, curb belly fat, all without tight die -- diet and exercise? pine nuts maybe the simple way to shrink your fat for good. the newest fat-busting food is pine nuts. this little nult that's -- has some giant fat busting properties. here's what you need to know. eat enough to fill a shot glass daily. that's about 60 calories. and you can eat them any time you desire. they will help control cravings as well. the secret ingreent is pineoleic acid. in tests subjects reduced their food intake by 36%. that's a whopping amount. christy? when do you get your worst hunger cravings? >> usually at night. >> bedtime? when everyone is sort of gone and you're by yourself? >> my son's asleep. yes. >> what do you usually reach for? >> nothing good. nothing good. popcorn. chips, pep ermint patty. she's my friend. [laughter] >> yeah, she's a wonderful person the the thing

compound bpa mimics female hormone estrogen mothers with high levels of bpa had a less active thyroidheir newborn b had a more activ thyroid no pact on by girl noal thyro function is essential to growth of fetuses and children. >>> fundraiser gets underway shortly in the east bay to raise money for an organization that helps victims of domestic violence. actor and rmer o footll playvictor rive of the dolphins wilbe the keynote speakeat the annual benefit luncheon. you can see rivers spoke to cheryl jennings this morning about the abuse he endured as a child. >> i graw up in a home where domestic violence and child abuse took place on a level of torture. when i say that i'm not exaggerating, i was beaten, tied up, locked in closets, hammered, burned. to name a few of the things that happened. what i had to witness was harder the unbelievable brutality against my mother. >> rivers is now a national spokesman for victims of abuse. he says organizations like stand for families, free of violence in need of assistance. for more information and how you can help go to abc7news.com and click o

cancer although the hormones may help to reduce the risk of bone fractures and strokes health experts recommend against giving it to women after a hysterectomy. >>> home owners in baltimore city you could get a tax breakthe paperwork you have to complete before the year is up to help you save money. >>> as you head out the door you will be able -- bci thurgood marshall airport. next airplane air tran will offer a daily flight to punta cana in the dominican republic. southwest will have three flights to flint michigan pending government approval. >>> now you can learn something about each of the people at arlington national cemetery. they created a interactive map available through the website and smart phone app and you can hone in on graves and search by name. >>> the presidential debates may be over but independent candidates want you to know where they stand on everything. tonight, on cspan they will be debating today. the contusion candidate is a newly formed justice party. >>> the man accused in the 2000 bombing attack on the uss control is on trial. it's -- cole is on trial this

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while there have been many studies of bpa in animals, this is the first to show an effect on hormones in pregnant women and their newborns. in a statement, the american chemistry council said the author's speculation that bpa is linked to health affects caused by thyroid levels in women and newborns is not spored by the data. the authors know the levels reported were within normal range. >> baby boys, but not baby girls. >> reporter: the scientists agree the results are preliminary and agree that the kinds of changes have any effect on the children as they grow older. robert bazell, nbc news, berkeley. >>> up next here tonight, a sure sign that winter can't be far away. looking for a better place to put your cash? here's one you may not have thought of -- fidelity. now you don't have to go to a bank to get the things you want from a bank, like no-fee atms, all over the world. free checkwriting and mobile deposits. now depositing a check is as easy as taking a picture. free online bill payments. a highly acclaimed credit card with 2% cash back into your fidelity account. open a fidelit

he rattled off epo, steroids, growth hormone, testosterone. my eyes popped out of my head, and frankie said, i think we should leave the room, and we left the room. and frankie and i had just been engaged six weeks previously. and i said, that's how he got his cancer. if you are doing that, i am not marrying you. we can stay, we can stay. >> years later, betsy and frankie andreu recalled under oath what had happened. >> the doctor asked him a couple of questions and then came the question, have you ever taken any performance enhancing drugs? and lance said, yes. the doctor said, what were they? and he said, epo, growth hormone, cortisone, steroids, and testosterone. >> what is it mr. armstrong said in response to the doctor asking him about use of performance enhancing drugs? >> i don't know how the doctor phrased the question, but lance's response was that he had taken epo and testosterone and growth hormone and cortisone. >> also in the hospital that day was stephanie mcilvain who worked as a rep for one of lance armstrong's main sponsors, o

. >>> the first new research in years on menopause and hormone replacement is out and it's potentially good news. starting low-dose treatment early in menopause can make women feel better and does not seem to raise heart risk. but the four-year study did not reduce the risk of breast cancer. even with the new information, doctors aren't changing advice. use hormones only for severe menopausal symptoms at the lowest dose for the least amount of time possible. and we'll be back in a moment. >>> the amazing a's, they win the a.l. west today, beating the texas rangers. and we have some of the best moments from today's game. >> coco, ball game! western division, the oakland a's have shocked the rangers and the baseball world, and they are the al western division championship. unbelievable! >> unpredictable. >> and that's going to do it for us. thank you so much for joining us. "nightly news" is next, followed by the presidential debates at six is:00.

put the peanuts down, rob. >> the story's true. >> the hormones. >> and everything. >>> in sports newsthis morning, it's tigers/giants, getting under way as the world series begins tonight. the hometown team got practice today. the giants hosting the tigers for game one. >>> for the rest of the morning sports news, we turn to our friends at espn news. >> randy scott here with your "sportscenter" update. we're starting with preseason nba action. lebron james, the miami heat, taking on last year's worst team in the league, the charlotte bobcats. kemba walker, that's so outrageous, the turnover. lebron, to terrell harris, finishing off the alley-oop. eight assists for lebron. we're spot-shadowing lbj. this is what happens when you lose track of him. lebron had ten points. and a gentle coach k. hug. >>> let's go to chicago. no kevin durant. no russell westbrook for oklahoma city. there's no derrick rose. luol deng with the steal early. this is a blind over the deal. mvp, heinrich, a nice, little layup. and james harden, to fill in for the shooter there. no westbrook and no durant. not for

scientists say some people's brains don't respond to a hormone called help continue which regulates -leptin which regulates appetite. it causes them to keep eating and keep gaining weight. the discovery to lead to targeted treatments for obesity. >>> a study in the british medical journal says secondhand home contains glutens higher than normal. it's likely to affect the health of children who breathe them. pollutant levels remain hyena when the windows are open and air conditioner is on. >>> researchers in france estimate almost 170 million years of healthy life were lost to cancer in 2008. they analyzed global cancer statistics, life expectancy numbers and the disabling outcomes of cancer, including mastectomy and infertility. >>> do you have dry eyes? these are not the kind that eye drops can actually take care of but an uncomfortable chronic condition which interferes with your life? >> if so, there's a new treatment using heat which could help. anita brikman has more. >> when your eyes get very dry, you start to get very tired. you can't -- you don't want to keep your eyes open.

health experts do say that the use of hormones at the lowest dose for the shortest time possible and only severe symptoms, not to prevent bone loss or age-related problems. >>> and some new concerns this morning, and this is all over tanning beds and cancer, a study that was published in the british journal of medicine linked tanning beds to about 170,000 new cases of skin cancer each year. now the tanning industry says that people should basically be free to make their own decisions when it comes to using a tanning bed. it points to the benefits of vitamin d which it says is provided by ultraviolet lights and the radiation from the beds. however, scientists right now are looking at the role of vitamin d preventing health problems as well as heart attacks and strokes. >>> lauren joining us up here on the set. we've got a lot of things going on out there. rain was the big story yesterday, you've been watching that. but the fog is going to be a real problem on the roads. >>reporter: it's awful. i could barely see driving in from bel aire this morning. route 1 is a mess. you will want t

, which is seemed odd, but i guess that this hormone -- my breast cancer is estrogen positive.to grow. so your body, you need to take the ovaries out, and they still have estrogen that seeps thousand so i think that this hormone is supposed to stop that from happening. >> mike: it's a rollercoaster for your body and your soul and you've been on a different rollercoaster with funding for the foundation and that is because all of the changes that helped policy have really made an impact, and i don't think that most people understand, but explain what's happened with the funding stream to foundations like yours. >> well, those who depend on individuals who aren't big enough. like your susan komen's, they get all of their money from corporate. if you're a small foundation like mine, they-- giving, the individual giving is down 15% since 2009. >> mike: due to the economy or-- >> yeah, of course, absolutely, it is the economy and they're saying it's not going to recover. and that will be the last to recover and happen around 2016 and 2020. so you have to, if you want to survive, come

and what is happening when you do that, is that you are increasing testosterone, the dominance hormonecreasing cortisol, which helps you with situations better. >> i would be looking silly if i was about to go into business meeting and waving my arms around. being expansive, right? >> that's right. >> but two minutes of doing this, will make me better -- a better performer in the meeting? >> exactly. two minutes of having people pose in these expansive versus the contracted poses, lead it these hormonal changes. one of our favorites is what we call the ceo pose, where you sit down and put your legs up on the table. cross your ankles. >> i know one. >> that's right. >> so here you have, you know, you've got this real expansiveness. and this seems to be very effective at increasing testosterone and decreasing cortisol. >> it is time now to answer some of your business questions. larry and jessica are with us once again. the first one is about getting funding. >> when a business owner or venture capitalist is considering a major financial outlay, do you tend to go more with your gut or mo

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