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it extends beyond just drugs for insomnia insomnia. we have been asking to provide increased detail, but one of the examples that i showed was for a sleep disorder but not insomnia. >> other drugs necessary development right now that are completely unrelated to sleep where we asked for information about things like vigilance and reaction time and we will take a look at that and see if studies and driving simulators are needed to get a better idea of the real life risks. >> thank you very much. doctor? >> thank you for great presentations. doctor -- i think we know who you are talking about. >> thank you. have we seen any changes across the medical field or any programs that have been effective in educating the public about the need to treat? >> i can tell you that more people now know about sleep apnea than they did when i was a fellow. when i talk about it they all know somebody who has it or has used c pap. the efforts we made in the community have worked. is there more to do and there is a lot work to do. in terms of what have we do

when you get that insomnia, it builds on itself. you got to take medication sometimes -- >> kick boxing works. >> the great sign that the british had which was keep caulk. >> and carry on. >> good advice. >> keep caulk and watch hgtv every night. >> house call is the cure today. >> i'm too stressed. >> as you guys have heard, a report about how cold it is across the country and coupled with the particularly nasty flu season this year. now we're hearing that the cdc is urging doctors to do a response. and whether it's the right decision for you. we'll talk about that after the break. ght, so this tylenol arthritis lasts 8 hours but aleve can last 12 hours. and aleve is proven to work better on pain than tylenol arthritis. so why am i still thinking about this? how are ya? good. aleve. proven better on pain. >>> well, this year's flu season shaping up to be one of the worst on record. a map compiled by the cdc showing the flu has now become widespread in all but four u.s. states. the agency is now urging doctors to prescribe more anti

so it's a lot of hot flashes night sweats, insomnia, mood swings. >> do you just have to sort of suffer, you know, the change of life, as they called it, or are there ways that you can alleviate these very difficult symptoms that people go through when they're in menopause? >> you know, i was trained to give women hormones, and i do. i give women a lot of bio-identical hormones. but what i realized is, when they change their diet and go on an anti-inflammatory diet, they often don't even need hormones. the hot flashes are so much better that they feel like "okay, i can handle this," or they can sleep better at night. >> how do you get the type of nutrition you know you're supposed to have -- your fruits, your vegetables, your good fats -- into you when you have a busy lifestyle and you don't have time to cook every day? >> that's where you start looking at something to help you, and that's where the nutribullet, i believe, is such a fantastic invention. i would recommend the nutribullet wholeheartedly no reservation. >> the one thing that i found with the nutribullet and menopause is, t

and you have the same for insomnia.nd you see that insomnia sles powerful than sleep apnea to give sleeping at the wheel. surprisingly is doing more problem of sleepiness that insomnia inside of this sample but here the difference is not significant. the prevalence of sleepiness at the wheel by mental disorder. and you see that the disorder is exiting, and exiting in comparison of the people without sleeping disorder bipolar disorder is also coming. and anxiety disorder could be there. but again, what is really without any discussion is a depressive disorder. the prevalence of sleepiness at the wheel by alcohol consumption, and here you see if you take -- with the number of drinks that the people are taking you will say, oh, i see six drinks is not so much difference, is because in my opinion, they are in the bed and they are not moving anymore. if you look at the category it's small that we have. for the prevalence of sleepiness at the wheel by medication. and here some big surprise, anti-arhythmic agents are exiting s

i have insomnia. i lost my job due to this problem. i have tried using medical cannabis. my doctor prescribed it. i got into spark from my friends. when i first arrived at spark i was greeted by everyone and i felt very comfortable there. the staff is very friendly and knowledge about my medical strength. he explained the effects and i got back on my feet. sparks use vaporizeers. i'm here to support this. it's seeking to always align with the community. they are a good neighbor. >> your time is up. thank you. >> public speaker: good evening. my name is willis. i'm in full support of the spark opening behind the excelsior. the reason being the fact of the current existing spark on mission street. it really does create a better neighborhood in that area. i'm sure you are all familiar with mission street in that area. spark has created a bubble of safety. i think opening excelsior will raise the bar for other existing dispensaries and set a standard that the community can look to as an example of what this model should be. brings spark to excelsior and they will do the great

for example, we know lack of sleep certainly insomnia can affect stress, plays a role. that's when you forget one or two words here or there or where you left your keys. this is a real entity. i want people to really check their vitamin d level. there are studies that show low vitamin d and b-12 can mimic the signs of and symptoms of alzheimer's. one other thing, check your homocysteine level. too much, it has toxic affect. it can cause some symptoms of alzheimer's. by changing your diet, adding nuts, omega-3 fatty acid. now we are getting better imaging. with mri way to diagnose, we have cognitive test and neurologic test, we can diagnose early on. try to prevent it. what happens in this particular movie is very interesting. she went on and she did four months of research and found out not just memory loss or where you left your car, but some of the teachers were writing backwards. they were not aware of this. the brain all of a sudden, connections change. i congratulate her for bringing such tremendous job and awareness to alzheimer's. >> if you are 50, should you get

so for example, we know lack of sleep certainly insomnia can affect us. stress plays a role. that's when you start forgetting one or two words here and there or where you left your keys. but this is a real entity. i want people to really check their vitamin "d" levels. studies show that low vitamin "d," low vitamin b-12 can mimic signs and symptoms of alzheimer's. check your home cyst even level, because it has neurotoxic effect and can cause some symptoms of alzheimer's. by changing your diet, adding nuts or omega-3 fatsy acids we can slow down the process. now we're getting better imaging, so there are ways to diagnose the gray and white matter with cognitive function tests and with neurologic tests. we can diagnose this early on. try to prevent it. what happens in this particular movie is very interesting. because she went on and she does about four months of deep research and found out not just the memory loss of where you left your car but some of the teachers were writing backwards and they were not aware of this. so the whole brain all of a sudden the connections chang

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. >> this accursed insomnia makes me sleazy.nnot reconcile the total, absolute indifference of god to me. >> he obviously was wrestling with emotions but not fully equipped to do so. >> love is compatible with ambition. egoism. premonitions of special destiny. >> he felt he was going to be found out. his answer to that stress was to kill his entire family and start over again. >> one last great effort. come home. >> that journal is as good as a bloody fingerprint at the scene. it just shows what a sociopathic, cold-blooded, narcissistic killer we're dealing with. >> killing is always easier after you've done it. if somebody started to demean him, of course he can kill again. >> last year we all agreed to make one final concerted effort as a team to solve this mystery once and for all. >> getting bishop on the top ten list was important because now it's on everybody's smartphone, facebook, twitter. >> age-enhanced bust is the best representation you can have of what bishop looks like now. >> the arrogance is still going to be the

for seasonal allergies agrin is good and insomnia.k for generic instead of lunesta and paying for your prescription fourself. >> paying out of pocket could be cheaper if you use discount programs like sams club wal-mart or target. paying out right for lowering cholesterol could cost you less than your insurance co-pay if your insurance company has a preferred pharmacy you may want to shop there. and a mail order program you may want to check that out too, and shopping for over the counter medicines look for store brands they can cost a lot less. >>> and now for shirleen allicot and adam joseph and adam joseph i'm brian taff. we are back tonight for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. >>> here is rick williams and monica malpass with a look ahead. >> coming up n on "action news" at 5:00, hundreds are displaced by a raining apartment fire in new jersey we are live on the scene with the latest. and philadelphia teachers fight back about a major contract dispute and win. we'll have the stories and more, and cecily tynan hey,

daily, joel eventually ended up in rehab where he faced mild withdrawal symptoms like irritability, insomniait certainly isn't anything nearly as dangerous as abrupt discontinuation of alcohol. you know, for somebody like joel, going into rehab is really about learning new behaviors more than it is about sort of treating the physiological dependence or tolerance or withdrawal issues. >> joel has been clean now for six months, but these kinds of risks, they don't scare off charlotte figge's parents. >> people ask us that a lot. like, how do you make that decision? it wasn't a decision. it was the next viable option. >> and some would say a radical option, marijuana for a 5-year-old. but it was an option they hoped would change her life forever. >> baby. >> when we come back, matt and paige figge finally give their charlotte marijuana. the results are shocking. listen up... i'm reworking the menu. veggies you're cool... mayo, corn dogs...you are so out of here! ahh... the complete balanced nutrition of great tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals. 9 grams of protein... with 30% less sugars t

effects and risks and it can increase heart rate and blood pressure and cause dehydration and lead to insomniad. >> studies have shown regular coffee consumption could help reduce the risk of getting a disease and parkinson's disease. >> investors are difficult jesting the "state of the union" address. >> millions of new viewers on netflix and jane king has that and more today. >>> good morning to you. not a lot of reaction here on wall street for the "state of the union" address last night. we have the dow and s&p 500 and nasdaq trading slightly lower. wall street will turn tax refunds interest idea green in all 50 states that will let people exchange tax refund for cash. the fees are lower than what it causes for a pay check refund with the maximum at $7,500. netflix had 4.3 million subscribers above the estimate and netflix said they would stream the controversial comedy "the interview," on saturday 30 days after it debuts in the theaters. >> people will pay up for healthy food, 88 percent of consumers pay more for healthy and fresh food accord and interestingly younger people are willing t

insomnia hour. >> we spend more -- >> yeah, pick up a lot of -- yeah. >> makes perfect sense.> so sad. the study analyzed 86,000 people from stamford and cambridge. >> this makes me sad. >> it does. >> computers. >> i think the day that we will be replaced by computers is coming. >> you keep saying that. >> i believe it. >> how soon are we talking? i have to make plans. >> does your contract end by the end of this year? >> we'll talk. we'll talk. >>> look at the forecast before we give away too much here. we have dry and cold for the east and midwest. showers along the mid-atlantic coast and in south florida. heavy snow in the rockies all the way to new mexico. >> temperatures will be 10 to 15 degrees cooler than usual in the northeast and midwest. cooler along the gulf coast. mild in the southeast with highs in the 60s and 70s. santa ana winds will warm up southern california today. >>> it is certainly not spring yet but in milwaukee there's a bit of spring cleaning going on. >> they have an annual cleaning of the theater chandelier. it is a sight to see. it takes crews a hal

in the summer of 1862 according to mary todd lincoln was always a chronic insomnia slept hardly at all. he took late-night rambles around the soldiers home property which is just good declared a national cemetery. and, of course, there he saw the fresh graves of the boys that he sent to war. the site helped galvanize him draft emancipation proclamation. and that document was again, in my opinion but we like today to call the tipping point. for the first time it established that for both the north and south this was a war about slavery. the proclamation also meant the south could not get national recognition from great britain or france which became a moral imperative for them to resist the south. so with no help coming from those quarters, the out i would argue was that the south could not win. there are also those who disagree and i think it's a very worthy argument, i found inviting every book that it's an opportunity to go back to school, and certainly this one was no exception. the biggest lesson i learned was that just as symphonies and paintings can be left unfinished, so can war

i returned there voluntarily for sleep problems, insomnia. i spent 48 hours in the hospital.eeping these days? >> i'm doing fine. sleeping well. >> so you just couldn't sleep. and then as it turns out, how did the sheriff's department find out he had sleep problems and he was mentally unstable and they had to come and confiscate his guns? >> right. what appears to be the case is that at this point, there is a mental health reporting system operating on a statewide basis between medical providers, the office mental health, department of criminal justice services the new york state police, county law enforcement county clerks and local law enforcement. essentially what happens is once you are tagged as a mental defective or involuntarily committed, your personal health information hits the bureaucracy and goes statewide. >> and what happened was then the sheriff showed up and they took -- confiscated your legal guns. here is the nurse's note from the hospital in the legal complaint. patient has no thoughts of hurting self. patient has no thoughts of hurting others. patient is n

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i hope you are enjoying your insomnia at 3:30 in the morning. by now everyone has ruled that the supreme court ruled that corporations can fire women who use birth control and religion trumps all over recourse. or that is what my twitter feed told me about the decision of burwell vs hobby lobby. it had nothing to to with the power of big business freedom to use contraception or balance constitutional concerns. hobby lobby was a straightforward statutory ruling on whether the government could override religious freedom. the supreme court ruled that corporations can't be forced to pay for their employees contraception if doing so violated their religious beliefs. let's unpack that and step back for a second. the department of health and human services including 20 contraexceptions as part of their minimum essential coverage that all insurance plans had to have to satisfy the obama employer mandate. through that requirement, from the legislation, all they said was you have to cover preventable care and they listed 20 contraceptives and included in

now now this is just one of many different categories they have hypertension, and continents, insomniaschizophrenia. if you want to buy a list of women who are schizophrenic you can buy this list. list. you may think to yourself, this sounds kind of out there and mainstream companies don't deal in that kind of data. well, according to the website of this company, these are some of their clients :: procter & gamble, comcast, toyota, so on and so forth pillars of the american economy widespread daily use throughout the economy. it could also be use in used in ways that could lead to embarrassment or other kinds of harm. a the subsection a criminal data and humiliation. if if you visit las vegas today, one of the new sites is the museum of the law which celebrates the rich criminal history of las vegas. it is quite an interesting museum. this is how the museum begins. a room where you can line up and pretend to be on a criminal lineup. one of you has a long rap sheet, and people think it is hilarious , a lot of cackling and laughter. it is it is not so funny when it actually happens in re

i hope you're enjoying your insomnia at three in the morning. [laughter] so by now everyone here has heard that the supreme court ruled that corporations can fire women who use birth control and that religion trumps all other values and constitutional discourse. at least that's what my twitter feed told me when the supreme court decision in burwell v. hobby lobby came down. actually, the case had nothing to do with the power of big business the freedom to use any kind of contraceptive or how to balance religious liberty against other constitutional concerns. hobby lobby was actually a straightforward question of statutory interpretation regarding whether the government was justified in this particular case in overriding religious liberties. the supreme court ruled, as roger said, that closely-held corporations can't be forced to pay for all of their employees' contraceptives if doing so would violate their religious beliefs. so there was no constitutional decision no expansion of corporate rights and no weighing of the religion versus the right

[applause] >> 84 coming for those of you watching i hope you enjoy your is insomnia at three in the morning so now everybody has heard that the supreme court ruled that corporations can fire women to use birth control and religion trumps all other values and that is at least one of my twitter feed told me when the supreme court decision burwell v. hobby lobby came down but it had nothing to do with the power of big business or the freedom to use any type of contraception or how to balance of religious liberty against constitutional concerns it was of whether the government was justified to override religious liberties and the supreme court ruled that the closely held corporation cannot be forced to pay for all contraception if doing so would violate their religious beliefs there was no constitutional decision in no weighing of religion but let's unpacked that. department of health and human services included 20 contraceptives as the minimum is essential coverage that all insurance plans have to have to satisfy the obamacare employer mandate. through interpreting that requirement the legisla

a drug and can be side effects and rinks and can increase heart rate cause dehydration, lead to insomnianted. also can lower the risk not just of skin cancer basal cell but certain types of uterine cancer and be protective to the brain so more in the net positive column. >> can they explain why? >> they can't and this is the thing. this was done by an association but that's the first step in medicine. if we see an association we ask is it real or not and if it's real which this one appears to be is it causal? are there other factors that contribute to this? for now continue the sunscreen but enjoy your coffee. >> cheers my friend. >> four cups. >> spread out, though. >> everybody can get in on the act. ask dr. jen your questions throughout the morning. tweet her at dr. j. ashton. >>> "pop news" and weather coming up. t.j.? >> i've been watching you make this move. >> do it do it do it. >> i'm always worried i'll fall but i'll get it. here's a look -- i got to do a little spin. "morning menu" coming up here viral sensation, man, it is good to see you. here he is the shake it officer himse

a drug and can be side effects and risks and can increase heart rate, cause dehydration, lead to insomniahe risk of skin cancer, basal cell but certain types of uterine cancer and can be protective to the brain so more in the net positive column. >> can they explain why? they know it's a positive. >> they can't and this is the thing. this study was done by an association. but that's the first step in medicine. after we see an association, we ask, is it real or not, and if it's real, which this one appears to be, is it causal? are there other factors that contribute to this? for now continue the sunscreen but enjoy your coffee. >> cheers, my friend. >> in your case, four cups. >> spread out, though. >> everybody can get in on the act. ask dr. jen your questions throughout the morning. all you need to do is tweet her at dr. j. ashton. >>> "pop news" and weather all coming up, but, t.j., you're going to hit it. over to social square. >> i've been watching you make this move. >> do it, do it, do it. >> i'm always worried if i'll fall but i'll get here. here's a look. i got to do a little spin

now now this is just one of many different categories they have hypertension, and continents, insomniaschizophrenia. if you want to buy a list of women who are schizophrenic you can buy this list. list. you may think to yourself, this sounds kind of out there and mainstream companies don't deal in that kind of data. well, according to the website of this company, these are some of their clients :: procter & gamble, comcast, toyota, so on and so forth pillars of the american economy widespread daily use throughout the economy. it could also be use in used in ways that could lead to embarrassment or other kinds of harm. a the subsection a criminal data and humiliation. if if you visit las vegas today, one of the new sites is the museum of the law which celebrates the rich criminal history of las vegas. it is quite an interesting museum. this is how the museum begins. a room where you can line up and pretend to be on a criminal lineup. one of you has a long rap sheet, and people think it is hilarious , a lot of cackling and laughter. it is it is not so funny when it actually happens in re

people with chronic insomnia may face a risk of high blood pressure.y. employees who are willing to work overtime may not be the bargain that bosses think they are. output dropped off after 50 hours and someone who puts in 70 hours does almost nothing productive with 15 of those hours. long hours have been tied to absenteeism and high turn over. here's another reason to be extra careful when you get in your car. drivers pay 41% more after making a single claim. up 3 percentage points compared to last year. the farmers celebrated australia day by getting a herd of sheep to form the national flag. they would run to the right spots. see how it all works out there. pretty cool. backstreet boys after your local news. blap kraft natural cheese starts with fresh milk carefully selected from only us dairy farms. because we know it takes something amazing, to make something amazing. ♪ get inspired at kraftrecipes.com you think you take off all your make-up before bed. but do you really? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® makeup remover erases 99% of your most stu