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marc siegel. dr. siegel, i don't know much about them. i see them a lot.y is you have a pad, you have a helmet. you got a skull. but your brain is in water. does it absorb the hit to allow the brain to feel less reverberation? >> dr. siegel: yes, brian, it does it has some effect. in practice decreases the risk of concussion, the nfl has studied this by 50%. in games 10 to 30%. i'm for it. i'm for it. this is the first year you could actually wear it in games. and people are starting to -- but it wasn't really swept over yet. i also like the vic can you say helmet. t3-d matrix that patrick mahomes wears. uses 3-d printing unstudy of regular foam inside the helmet. that's starting to catch on. mahomes already wears that anything can you do brian, to absorb the blow and spread it out is key here. that's the key problem. it's that it's a blunt blow and you saw with tua that he actually was flailing his arms after ghordz a fencing position that can show a traumatic brain injury. i'm concerned about him. >> brian: i want to see the stats one more time pop them

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marc siegel says this is a big warning sign for america's healthcare system and he joins us now to explainiegel. >> dr. siegel: ainsley, great to see you. >> ainsley: kamala harris says she wants to get rid of our private healthcare system. she wants a universal system for awful america. is this a warning for us? is this what it would look like. >> this is a huge warning for us. the national health service started it in 1948 great idea to take care of everyone in england is broken and it's broken. we are talking about 8 million people there waiting for healthcare. get. this 40% of them are waiting nor man 18 weeks. how could you wait 18 weeks if you are having a heart problem. if you have an infection? how can you wait? is and even here in the united states again, this is a warning sign, 26% of people here in the u.s. are waiting more than two months for their healthcare already. and even people that are getting it from their employer are waiting. now, why are people waiting? the first problem is that kamala harris and others are talking about conch all the time, ainsley. conch doesn't mea

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marc siegel there is a connect it sounds like. >> you are what you eat. are connected because the upper part of the gi track the esophagus or the stomach, if it gets irritatr burned or you have reflux or bacteria there, these things interfere with an abnormal protein that then goes to the brain. it's it can effect the part of the area of the brain where parkinson's is involved. do you know what parkinson's' is not making enough dopamine. if you don't make enough dopamine you have a problem with movement. what the study showed and this is dramatic is years and years in advance of this people are having a problem with reflux. people are having a problem with irritation. they literally check that and years later, 76% more likely to develop parkison's disease. it's called the first gut theory. and it's probably right. it means, by the way -- what does it mean? parkinsonism has doubled. treat our bodies better by going on steve doocy's diet, eating better, watching what we eat. not irritating our gut and less likely to -- >> ainsley: what can we do to improve

we'll talk to marc siegel and mark jarrett. and trump was at the alabama game. why are gen-z males leaning toward the former president? busy three hours from a new room, kind of coming, coming up. todd and carley back in a couple. you are watching number one cable news show, "fox and friends", . ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ask your doctor about farxiga. . partisan senator to gets things done. >> he has been enormously effective. there are a few people who have somehow managed to earn the respect of people on both sides of the aisle for their ability to work with others and get things done. >> bernie moreno is running against sherrod brown and he joins us now. good morning to you. your moment got the endorsement of adam schiff. how does that vote of confidence may have a graduate democrat in ohio. >> not very well. people in ohio understand people in california look down on people of ohio. they think they are better than we are. they think they know how we should run our lives. gas vehicles and not have gas slofs. they call us the rest

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doctor marc siegel is with us. are these devices reliable? do you use them for diagnostic purposes?ere on the other side of the pond with that inferior healthcare system i was talking about apple and hearing aids and saying it's not ready for prime time because you need hearing experts. ear, nose, and throat physicians to be weighing in on a person by person basis. when it comes to sleep apnea, i am more for it because it is monitoring your breathing during sleep to see if you have shallow breathing, deeper breathing, that might alert you as a patient to see an expert, not to treat yourself but to see an expert. one thing that is lacking is it doesn't measure oxygen levels because they haven't been given fda approval. that's usually important. that is what we look for on sleep studies. i would say stick with sleep studies. make no mistake, this is the wave of the future. outside the uk, you and i are using these things in years to come. stuart: i can see it coming. we've got a new poll, 37% of people who have gotten covid or flu vaccines in the past, 37% plan to skip their shots thi

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tv host james corrigan says he tried take it is epic for weight loss but it did not work doctor marc siegel joins us now, do we know why it didn't work make you never know who it's going to work for sometimes it works for some people and sometimes it works for others, what it actually does is increases the hormone in your gut called glp-1 that is variable some people make about on their own some people make more when they exercise or when they eat less this drug boosted and makes a certain kind of but it's not the same for everyone and some more than ever hundred others in some it will not work. >> a new study that shows a severe case of covid can aid your brain by 20 years, if you want to follow the story you need to define what is severe covid-19, can you define it. >> i would say covid-19 a post covid syndrome where you get very sick and afterwards you develop brain fog or persistent weakness, fatigue, shortness of breath, palpitations, rapid heart rate everybody knows and symptoms. if you have more of it and especially if it affects your brain like brain fog problem concentrating it can

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marc siegel, thank you. we'll talk again. >> dana: breaking news now. new inflation data not relieving the financial pain americans are feeling. wholesale prices rising.2% last month. now consumers are going to have to brace for the trickle down effect of that. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. good morning again. >> bill: it's been a week, huh? >> dana: or two in one. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning. americans are hurting. overall inflation increased nearly 20% under biden-harris. check this out. food and housing and shelter, energy and electricity, auto insurance way up. feeding your dog or cat or fish or whatever you have at 23%. there is no doubt it affects the economy. markets recovering this morning after taking a bit of a dip yesterday and now we are down again about 200 points 30 minutes into the day. >> dana: and even harris's usual supporters say she has no way to defend the state of the current economy. watch here. >> the first question she was asked, are the american people better off today than they were

marc siegel fox news senior analyst professor of medicine at nyu medical center thank you very much for here want to start off with the surgeon general op-ed in the "new york times." doctor murphy goes on to write this stress is tougher to manage when you feel you are on your own which is why it's particularly concerning so many parents, single parents most of all report feeling lonelier than other adults. additionally parents are stretched for time compared to just a few decades ago mothers and fathers spend more time working on more time caring for their children leaving them less time for rest, leisure, relationship stress, lowliness and exhaustion can easily affect people's mental health and well-being. we have the mental health of a parent has a direct impact on the mental health of children. i know dr. siegel, you had a chance to speak of the u.s. surgeon general and interview. what working details about the importance of this advisor and why now? >> very important. good afternoon. i spoke to him right after that "new york times" op ed came out. what he said as we look to our pare

marc siegel joins us now. all right, doctor, let's clarify some details on this.cern? >> that's really the key headline. i was able -- about to say that, ashley. you're on to top of it, as usual. it's 30 milligrams or more, and i do not like prescribing that dose for teens. period. it's a lot. ashley: yeah. >> i don't even like, you know, i think the drug is overprescribed. i think it's useful, i think there is attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. i think it's a very effective drug, but 30 milligrams or more is a high dose, and the studies showed looking at 1300 patients at mass general hospital-harvard that there was a five times greater incidence of either psychosis or mania a in people that took that dose. and, by the way, many of them have an underlying tendency for that. i'm not warning -- i don't want the fear-monger here. i don't think everybody out there that took that dose would be getting psychosis. ashley: right. >> the problem that something like that medication reveals an underlying tendency that you may have that gets triggered by too high a dos

marc siegel joins us now. doctor, you heard that. what do you make of it?i like the terms bait and switch. how about that? bait and switch. let's write an op-ed in the new york daily news where he may be running for mayor and start to point fingers at president trump who when i went on tv and said why don't you bring the united navy ship comfort up to new york harbor he did. now i don't know if it was anything to do with me, stuart but he brought it up here and they didn't do anything with it. it sat in new york harbor and they didn't do anything about it but there was a law, stuart, that the governor passed which allowed them to reassured mit covid patients to nursing homes here in new york when they weren't fully recovered and nursing homes were like kindle for covid because people were so close together and because there was staff that was getting sick, and a lot of people died because of this and he passed this and he knows full well he passed it and janice dean has been all over this for the last couple years. it's a disgrace he's trying to point finge

marc siegel on a friday morning. doctor, should everyone be getting a flu shot and a covid booster?e now. should everyone get 'em? >> first of all, everyone should talk to their doctor, that's what they should do. and, by the way, stuart, i will make the same offer to you that i've been making since 2010. i am happy to come to the set with a flu shot and offer it to you right there, but you've been resisting for, what is it, 14 years now? listen, the flu shot, i think, is a great shot. i think for the if elderly, for those the at risk i think it provides a community immunity. it decreases hospitalizations from the flu by about 100,000. we had 400,000 people hospitalized from flu last year alone. i looked at the australia numbers, stuart, the old british controlny -- colony, australia, i looked at them. they had a very similar flu season this season, right now, that we had last year right here. so it's a pretty serious flu season. 25,000 died last year, we're looking at similar numbers this year. the flu if shot covers three different types of flu. i'm for it, especially for people a

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marc siegel, fox news medical contributor and professor of medicine at nyu's langone medical center.estruction there and so much. very basic services. standing water means they're likely isn't drinking water, no sewer services, running out of food, running out of fuel. the health consequences here could be astronomical. >> absolutely. and you hit on a lot of what i'm worried about paired i'm worried about people that are walking around in waters and running into things. i'm worried about the lack of portable water and diseases are very common in this situation. the loss of power to millions. hhs is looking at that very closely. what they do is they get a hold of medicare data and they figure out who is on a ventilator, who was on dialysis equipment, who was on stuff that will go off when the power will go off and they literally go door-to-door with batteries and ways to bring back power but you lose lives that way very, very quickly for people that are very sick to begin with. chronically. people have medications, do they have enough food. then there is the issues of from the floods,

marc siegel. let's bring in spunt david. >> the attorney general will be joined by the -- fbi director christopher wray. there meeting for a task force meeting. they do this fairly frequently especially leading up to the election but we are told there will be an announcement today involving a criminal complaint and russian entities, entities connected to russia. we don't have all the details but for years the department of justice has said russia has been meddling in u.s. elections and we are expected to hear more of that about 90 minutes or so. we are told possibly we may get the complaint, meaning the criminal documents, before the election threats task force at 130 but we have heard that all the way from the kremlin, president putin, some of the russian state run media organizations has been a problem. drg has been sounding the alarm on this, as you mention, since at least 2016. those officials will have to answer some of those questions. another question i want to pose and find out, iran. iran