all you need is 90 milligrams a day. the other source is tea, it has a lot of oxalates and spinach. >> eric: how about popping vitamin c pills? >> i don't have time for taking all these other invite manipulates. if you have a good balanced diet fruits and vegetables, one multivitamin is enough. >> eric: we got the vitamin c on the counter? >> i looked this up as part of the study, multivitd minimum users there was no increased use of kidney stone. it's only a little bit. the key here, the swedes tend to take a thousand milligrams. it appears to double your risk of kidney stones if you have never had one. this is especially problematic for people who have had kidney stones. people you want to watch the vitamin c they take have known kidney stones. that group is higher risk. multi vitamins are fine, you are taking a supplement i'm not wild about it but less than 500 milligrams. >>> what is important, about vitamin c, you need it to prevent heart disease and prevention of anemia, repair of the muscles. we're not saying don'

eat more than 3,300 milligrams of salt daily.a publication of the american heart association, if we cut that number down to 2,200 milligrams over the next decade, 280,000 to 500,000 fewer americans will die. and if we cut it down to 1,500 milligrams, 1.2 million deaths will be prevented. who knew it was that serious. desiree nathanson joins me now. how bad is salt for us? we have kind of a layout of the foods you may find the most salt in. >> first, let's clarify, there's a difference between sodium and salt. salt refers to table salt, which is sodium chloride, and it can be found naturally in foods. for instance, milk has sodium naturally occurring in it. there's a difference between the salt and the sodium. >> what should we stay away from? >> well, it's not necessarily staying away from, it's cutting back on. we still want sodium because it does serve a purpose. >> we could still have the potatoes and french fries and be okay? >> in moderation. >> one or two chips. >> one or two times a week. sodium helps regulate the fluids i

. >> he reacted to 1 milligram. 300 milligrams in 18 months. one 300th of a peanut. gretzky has taken a daily maintenance dose of peanut protein. >> the goal that is to gradually teach his body to learn to tolerate that food that he was so severely allergic to. >> cross contamination has been a constant danger. it happens when foods without allergens cross paths with an allergen. if it is often enough to trigger a severe reaction. >> we hope that he would get to a point where he would not have to worry about cross contamination. and he surpassed that. >> after consuming 10,000 milligrams of peanut protein eight weeks ago, he has had no protein at all since then. no maintenance dose. has he lost his protection? every 15 minutes an alarm sounds. johnny gets another dose of peanut protein. so far, so good. >> it looks like chocolate pudding. is that would taste like? >> i and texture, yes. >> while everyone looks very calm around here, there are some nerves. dr. woods said this is research where they do not know the answers. patty is nervous. >> while there are some doc

samadi says take 500 milligrams. what if you are taking this? what do you tell your doctor? >> this is the second study. he pointed to the other one. last year that was one from europe only it showed increased heart attacks. this one is dramatic. it shows a 20% increase of death from heart disease in men who are taking more than a gram a day. the question is how much calcium do you need? austin justhe answer is we try to get it in your diet, green leafy vegetables, low fat dairy products, meat. there's ways to get calcium, but for women over menopausal age where there's a high risk of fracture, 50% of women will end up with some fracture related to osteoporosis in their lifetime. we've got to take calcium seriously. if you're deficient, we want you to take it. if you're not deficient in calcium, the question is can a supplement hurt you, and it's starting to look like if you take too much calcium, it can. why would that be? we don't actually know the reasons for that. some cardiologists have said it may be that calcium builds up in the blood vessels. it may build up in the a

salami has over 2,000 milligrams of salt more than for a day. the turkey sandwich has half as much and that's before you add a pickle or chips. and one other thing to keep in mind. that dijon mustard, that has 120 milligrams of salt per teaspoon and there are tablespoons of salt on this sandwich. you can ask for less am finally, eat more potassium- rich foods. that's more fruits and vegetables and eat less sodium. dr. kim mulvihill, kpix 5. mom, i invited justin over for lunch. good. no, not good. he's a vegetarian and he's going to be here in 20 minutes! [ mom ] don't stress. we can figure this out. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] get the speed to make a great first impression. call today to get u-verse high speed internet for as little as $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. this is delicious. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] save the day in an instant. at&t. ♪ ♪ pelley is next. see you at six. (regular) (live) >>> thanks for watching. the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. >> pelley: tonight announcement no one on earth saw c

you're used to 100 milligrams, you have a grande and get over 300 milligrams.the label and ask how much caffeine you're getting. long term, another point. long term, the amount of caffeine cuts down on the amount of sleep you get. it blocks your brain from feeling fatigue, so you might be awake more. i'm concerned about long-term effects of losing sleep. >> people love five-hour energy. >> that's over 200 milligrams and people don't think of it in the same way at coffee. that's over 200 milligrams. if you have two a day, you've exceeded the amount you should have for a day. >> they're much more popular. >> they are. there's an especially -- epidemic of energy drinks. up over 80%. >> i'm cutting back on my mountain dew. >> at least today. >> thank you very much. >> the president gets upstaged by a conservative physician as he criticizes the nation's debt load. coming up, meet the man some say ought to run for president himself. >> and these two ladies know a thing or two about the spotlight. kendall and kylie jenner growing up in one of tv's most famous families

. >> in the first food challenge, he reacted to 1 milligrams of peanuts. >> in the three years since, he's taking a daily maintenance dose. the doctor is working beddoes ever higher. >> the goal is to teach his body to learn to tolerate that the he was so severely allergic to beforehand. >> after consuming 10,000 milligrams, he has had no peanut protein since then. no maintenance dose. so has he lost his protection? every 15 minutes, an alarm sounds. and he gets another dose of peanut protein. so far, so good. >> it looks like chocolate pudding. is that what it tastes like? >> the texture is very pretty. >> gritty chocolate pudding? delicious. while everyone looks very call around here, there are some nerves. the doctor says this is some research where they don't know the answers. they proceed cautiously, but today is the final challenge. he will eat real. butter with chocolate. he says he doesn't like peanut butter, but how would he know? >> it was not that actually. >> his mother records the moment for posterity. >> i feel a little itchy. in my mouth. >> we think that is probably wh

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it has 92 milligrams of caffeine. >> which, by the way, in a 16-ounce can is less than a starbucks cup of coffee. >> that has like 330 milligram. >> it tastes like mountain dew, oddly enough. >> oddly, it's made by mountain dew. >> cherry mountain dew. >> kate, would you do this in the morning? >> not in the morning. maybe afternoon. >> it kind of defeats the purpose. this is kind of a morning drink. >> but in the afternoon, right? >> i have a coffee in the afternoon. >> there you go. >> mix it into your routine. >> how about you? >> i'm not going to do it. thank you for the offer. >> i like it. >> do you? >> it's that 5% juice, you know. >> we're going to slam these, power chug these as natalie takes care of the news. >>> good morning, everyone. in the news the u.n. security council is holding an emergency meeting today to deal with north korea's latest provocation, the reinclusive communist country announced it conduct ed a third nuclear test today. president obama called it a threat to u.s. security and international peace. >>> a vatican spokesman said today that pope benedict xvi w

. >> in the first food challenge, he reacted to the 1 milligram of peanut.ut 300 milligrams in one peanut. >> in the three years since, he has taken a daily maintenance approach -- dose of peanut protein. >> the goal that is to teach his body to learn to tolerate that food that he was so severely allergic to beforehand. >> cross contamination has been a constant and -- danger in his 17 years. it happens when foods without allergens cross paths with an allergen like a peanut. it is often enough to trigger a severe reaction. >> we started the study hoping that johnnie would get a point where he would not have to worry about cross contamination. we have surpassed that. >> after successfully concerning his 1,000 milligrams a peanut protein, he has had no peanut protein since then. no maintenance dose. has he lost his protection? every 50 minutes, an alarm sounds. johnny gets another dose of peanut protein. so far, so good. >> it looks like chocolate pudding. is that what it tastes like? >> that is what the texture is, very grainy. >> delish. >> while everybody l

>> they called in a prescription for 500 milligrams of antibiotics and he took it. he is fine. >> health care workers say a few dozen have taken the medicine but so far everyone else seems to be fine. >> we had one 17-year-old young man who developed a severe infection, a blood infection, that is quite serious. there is no outbreak in the high school. >> the principal at petaluma high school sent out a call to inform parents who are generally reacting with calm and, also, a lot of questions. >> there are some saying we should wear face masks. that is a logical reaction. what is the risk reward? we never want to take a risk with children. >> face macks are not necessary say health officials. >> this is spread by very close contact like me coughing on you or sharing a cup or kissing someone, not spread across the room. >> but the student is doing better is the good news. >> he is awake breathing on his own. >> everyone here is okay. there is no sign that anyone here has the disease. right now the concern here is for the classmates, students have created a giant get we

. >> would it surprise you if i told you that i bought this, 400 tylen tylenol, 500 milligrams each, in one fell swoop? >> may i have a look? it frankly would astonish\me. it's a bottle of death. >> buy horn 16 pills and you need a fapharmacist's approval. and even then, the most you can buy is 32 pills. also wig news this week regarding malala yousafza. just 15 years old. in october, she was shot point blank in the head by taliban militants. and she was left for dead. her crime was telling girls to go to school. she survived and was flown here to england where doctors have performed a critical operation. >> i have rights. i have the right of education. i have the right to play. i have the right to sing. i have the right to talk. i have the right to go to market. i have the right to speak up. >> it was those words malala a target of the taliban. she was on her way to school when gunman stopped the van and shot her at point blank range. amazingly she survived and was flown here. the bullet struck malala in the left side of the head, it then went into her neck. and from the side, you s

message from a study from the american heart association journal that says americans take in 3,600 milligrams of salt. lowering that by 40 percent could prevent heart disease from taking the lives of 500,000 americans over 10 years. lowering the salt intake by 50 percent could prevent more than a million deaths. researchers from harvard and ucla took part in the study. >> the french quarter was packed with parters for fat monday yesterday, the last day of mardi gras. rain is in the forecast today. today is fat tuesday and a million people are still expected to filling the streets. so for, officials have not canceled parade plans. the partying ends at midnight when lent begins. >> next at 5:00 a.m., taking a stand, the vote that will put san jose in the middle of the san jose in the middle of the battle over same-sex [ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for anne to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citibank for ipad. easier banking. standard at citibank. to deposit checks from anywhere. [ wind howling ] easier than actually going

. >> they called in a prescription for 500 milligrams of antibiotics and he took it. he is fine. >> health care workers say a few dozen have taken the medicine but so far everyone else seems to be fine. >> we had one 17-year-old young man who developed a severe infection, a blood infection, that is quite serious. there is no outbreak in the high school. >> the principal at petaluma high school sent out a call to inform parents who are generally reacting with calm and, also, a lot of questions. >> there are some saying we should wear face masks. that is a logical reaction. what is the risk reward? we never want to take a risk with children. >> face macks are not necessary say health officials. >> this is spread by very close contact like me coughing on you or sharing a cup or kissing someone, not spread across the room. >> but the student is doing better is the good news. >> he is awake breathing on his own. >> everyone here is okay. there is no sign that anyone here has the disease. right now the concern here is for the classmates, students have created a giant get we

. >> if they have a 35 milligram pill, it's $35. if they get $80, some pharmacists would charge over $100 per pill. >> reporter: santa clara county deputy attorney says they need to look at the problem. two doctors were arrested in 2012, accused of running bill mills. one facing involuntary manslaughter charges after one of her patients died. >> when there's not a legitimate reason for giving that amount of prescription, that type of prescription, when they're excessively prescribing, all of those things can make it illegal. >> reporter: but the attorneys for both doctors tell us evidence is on their clients' side that will prove their innocence. >> with teenagers, in the last ten years, there's been a 300% increase with treating them for addiction with these hard drugs. >> reporter: investigators say tracking the pill mills has become difficult, with operators switching from seedy locations to places like los gatos and campbell. >> areas that are least suspect. a little nicer. also, with people. >> reporter: a problem sprouting up

around the level to 100 to 150 milligrams you may be okay. once you hit 500 plus, you're going to get a lot of nervous system problems, tremors, and it's addictive. watch your kids. >> jamie: that's health news we can definitely use. >> eric: good advice. right now, later this afternoon millions of us gearing up for super bowl parties. the buffalo wings, the pizza, the beer, and the fans. sounds like a great time, but what effect could all this partying have on our health? the doctors will tell us in just a second. [ coughs ] [ angry gibberish ] i took something for my sinus, but i still have this cough. [ male announcer ] a lot of sinus products don't treat cough. they don't? [ male announcer ] nope, but alka seltzer plus severe sinus does it treats your worst sinus symptoms, plus that annoying cough. [ breathes deeply ] ♪ oh, what a relief it is! [ angry gibberish ] of green giant vegetables it's easy to eat like a giant... ♪ and feel like a green giant. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant >> eric: well, it's super bowl suspected. that means rowdy fan

it offers 92 milligrams of caffeine. that is less than an energy drink or a cup of coffee. it will hit stores in less than two weeks. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. would you trade in your morning cup of coffee for mountain dew record straight?-- breakfast drink? you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> new gourmet coffee offerings from burger king. jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. going to the emergency room may be bad for your health. chaotic emergency rooms may cause some heart patients to develop ptsd. that can increase your risk of dying. burger king has an massive upgrade to its coffee offerings. lattes and ice coffes for $1.49. you might think twitter is a way to share thoughts. it is also it shopping cart. a $25 gift card for only 15 bucks. blackberry shares were among the decliners. looking for flowers, you might want to think big as some six- foot tall roses. companies are selling giant roses. sales are booming. the roses are grown 10,00

lovely mountain dew flavor and it's made with 5% juice, vitamins b, c and caffeine totaling 92 milligrams of caffeine per can. it hits store shelves later this month. lawrence is doing this right now. >> i know. lawrence, i think he likes it. i don't know, coffee is fine for me. right? >> mountain dew, man, it's tough just in the afternoon. >> it is. >>> does finding your soulmate end with hearts in sync? according to some uc-davis researchers there is scientific proof that's the case. they studied 32 couples looking at heartbeats and other biofeedback and they found similarities in the heart and breathing rythyms of the couples. >> you don't have to be engaged in a conversation to have these links show up. you can just be looking at them and kind of like be around them. >> very sweet everybody isn't it? the scientists are going to continue their research and see if the couple's similar patterns can have any health benefits. so we'll see. >> find your mate. >>> 4:51. coming up how this baby grand wound up on the edge of a bay area cliff. >> and cover girl once again? how kate upton could

doctors advise pregnant women not to exceed two cups of coffee a day or 200 milligrams of caffeine. no. 3, strapped for cash? the postal service is getting into the clothing business. it will release a line of apparel and accessories this fall called rain, heat and snow featuring apparel that uses technology to create smart apparel also known as wearable electronics. no. 2, traffic deaths in the u.s. surged last year. there were about 36,000 deadly crashes. that's up from nearly 35,000 in 2011. it's the first time in seven years traffic deaths have gone up. officials believe the improving economy and mild winters could be why more people are driving. no. 1, a heads up if you use a mac. apple is releasing a software tool to protect customers against malicious software. the hackers who mitt facebook and -- hit facebook and several other big companies also targeted apple. a small number of macs were infected. apple says there's no evidence any data got out and that's tonight's fox 5 top five. >>> well, quieted down in the weather department after all that rain today. >> it did. i think

roll out a mountain dew beverage called a kick start a mix of juice and mountain dew offering 92 milligrams of cay peep for 16 ounce can like an energy drink or cup of coffee set to hit stores on february 25th. >>> ael may be taking a cue from james board. tech giant is working on a smart wrist watch. they are saying it would run on the same ios that is powers the iphone and ipad or i pods. the paper cites an unnamed source saying apple is experimenting with the wrist strap device made of glass. no comment coming from apple. >> people will be talking like this all of a sudden. >> i am curious because we will be synced up to the cloud and itunes nonsense. >> who knows where we are going next go we know where we are going. we are going a talk about the weather. stay with us this morning because the storm that hurricane sandy proved to be so powerful for the tall ship bounty. >> the investigation is going into what caused the ship to go down. why it was at sea in the first place. one person died and the captain was never found. >> all right. ravens are super bowl champs. it took sometime to lo

it offers 92 milligrams of caffeine. that is much less than a cup of coffee. there are 80 calories. it will hit store shelves on february 25. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. would you trade in your morning cup of coffee for a mountain dew breakfast drink? you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. president obama is holding his state of the union address tonight. jane king has the bloomberg business report. good morning to you. >> good morning. the agenda will be on job creation. he will have proposals on clean energy and education. automatic spending cuts that can and the long-term impact on jobs, especially on defense. futures are quiet this morning. it's were lower on continued worries of the european debt situation. research found certain products and services are untouchable. some consumers are not willing to cut their internet service or cable tv but they would carry of makeup. ups is getting in gear for valentine's day. getting ready to deliver all over the world. they expect to tran

americans consume about 3600 milligrams of sodium a day, more than twice the recommended amount. excessive sodium contributes to high blood pressure increasing the risk for cardiovascular disease. no. 3, tuition at george washington university won't go up for returning undergraduates, but incoming freshmen will pay 3.3% more, the sixth straight year the university has held increases. the annual tuition and fees for incoming undergrads will be locked in at $47,342.50 for up to five years as long as they remain in good academic standing. no. 2, gas prices are still going verage price for a gallon of regular is now 25 cents over the past two weeks is how much it's gone up and the average price for a gallon of regular is now 3.59. in the district drivers are paying 3.77, 3.59 in maryland and 3.46 in virginia. no. 1, good news for metro riders. the agency's annual report card shows significant gains. trains and buses are much more reliable, injuries for employees and riders down and there are more escalators now in working order. metro's improved in 10 of the 12 areas it monitors and

for adults it's less than 2,000 milligrams a day.making sure your kids eat right at school, the usda expects a proposal by april on what types of foods and drinks should be sold outside traditional cafeteria meals. it could restrict the sale of things like chips, candy bars and sodas. parents are concerned about sugary high calorie foods with no nutritional benefits. no. 2, the washington auto show opens up tomorrow at the washington convention center. hundreds of thousands of visitors are expected. this show will include more than 700 new makes and models of cars, trucks, minivans, sport utility vehicles running through february 10th. no. 1, washington d.c.'s restaurant week kicks off next week. more than 200 of the city's top restaurants will offer up three course lunches for $20.13 and three course dinners for $35.13. restaurant week runs from february 4th through the 10th. that's tonight's fox 5 top five. >>> a famous georgetown university alum spotted on campus. actor bradley cooper seen walking around the school today. he was a

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that is the message from the american heart association journal that says americans take in 3,600 milligrams of salt each day. lowering that by 40 percent could prevent heart disease from taking the lives of 500,000. lowering by 50 percent could prevent more than a million deaths. researchers from uc san francisco and harvard took part in the study. >> thousands are celebrating the last day of mardi gras. this is the french quarter at 8:00 there, right? not too early to get started but perhaps it is the wet weather that is keeping people indoors this morning. >> only a couple of people are on the streets. >> just a couple. >> the french quarter was more packed for fat monday yesterday because of the rain today on fat tuesday. a million people are expected to fill the streets and we will see how maybe materialize. so far, officials have not canceled parade plans, the party ends at midnight when length begins. >> a 14-year-old is hit by a car in a crosswalk. >> president obama will deliver a state of the union tonight and a shift in for discuss that is familiar territory. >> later, building go

it will be called "kick start" a mix of juice and mountain dew with 92 milligrams of caffeine, less than-- cup of coffee, with 80 calories hitting the stories february 25. how many kids do you think will be asking for that in the morning? mom and dad? >> i will check the sugar content. >> it will be high. >> it will give you a buzz. >> now, how is the weather? >> it is cool in some areas bye bye the afternoon we will be wearing the short sleeves and grabbing the sunglasses. the fog is patchy but as we look down from emeryville to the port of oakland you can see a deck of clouds hanging over the port this morning. watch out. although it is not hitting our reporting stations there is still fog in the bay and to the coast. you can see the clouds on live doppler 7 hd but notice the lack of radar returns. the moisture is back if the air creating the clouds there is not enough for any rain today. these are the 6:00 observations, one that ins can me the most is santa rosa, half mile visibility with a lot of moisture, and 32 degrees so black ice is possible on the bridges and overpasses that are

officials with the american heart association say americans consume an average of 3600 milligrams of salt every day. cutting a small portion of that will prolong the lives of 280,000 americans. hypertension and heart disease are caused by high salt intake. experts say cutting back doesn't mean hiding the salt shaker. the problem is the amount of salt being added by food manufacturers. even at home, taste it first. i think a lot of people automatically want to add salt. >> absolutely. good idea. breaking news this morning in maryland. a roommate dispute involving students from the university of maryland turns deadly. >>> it will become law today. the big changes for local teachers. >> a little boy lightens the mood at a very emotional event. what you didn't see at the medal of honor (woman) 3 days of walking to give a break cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fair trade. whoo! you walk with friends, you meet new friends, and you keep those friendships. it was such a beautiful experience. (woman) ♪ and it's beautiful ♪ undeniable (woman) why walk 60 miles in the boldest br

stockman carrying 30 milligrams of valium in his underpants, but isn't mr.plode with rage at the mere mention of gun safety? >> sure. look, this is a party that does need to remake itself, but it can't, and the problem that they have is that they have so many guys like stockman in the house republican caucus who don't want to recognize the reality of 2012, don't want to recognize the realities of the 21st century. i think it hurts the republican party to have someone like him there tomorrow night. i think it's a big mistake. but john boehner can't control that. just as he can't control his own caucus. look, i give boehner the benefit of the doubt at one level. i think he knows sequestration is very bad. i think he also knows that he can't sell to his caucus any kind of compromise that's effective. so now they're saying it's inevitable. they're going to try to blame the president. it's a kind of domestic version of the benghazi strategy. let's just see if we can blame somebody with no proof at all and see if the american people will buy it and they won't. >>

but it's made with 5% juice and vitamins b and c along with an extra jolt of caffeine totaling 92 milligrams of caffeine per can. it hits store shelves later this month. >>> if you walk the beaches in half moon bay lately, you may have heard more than just crashing waves. >> i guess so. a local artist has found a way to mix music with the sounds of nature. ♪ [ music ]♪ >> this donated baby grand piano is impossible to tune so maro fortissimo wheeled it out to the edge of a cliff and has been playing it for crowds at sunset. it's a hit but someone complained and now the city says without a permit, the me no has to go. >> say good-bye and thank you to all the people that have been around and it's been wonderful. >> fortissimo's final sunset performance is friday night where he will take the piano out on a boat, set it on fire as he plays one last song. kind of sad for the piano. >> sending it out in style. that's how royalty was once set afloat. friday night. >>> all right. watch out for a zombie apocalypse apparently. >> yeah. that's the warning that was broadcast in montana when a tv station

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because of ethics laws but like in the milligram experiments of the you know where people were progressive lee shocked. the actors actually were behaving as if they were shocked people were being told to give them were similar shocks up to the point of potential death do you think it was the they were behind a glass wall was that the separation or the well actually yes stanley milgram performed this famous experiment and one of the things he intentionally did was he put the victim who was actually an actor wasn't really getting shocked behind the glass wall and he was a very shrewd observer of human behavior he even said well what will happen if we take that glass wall away and recreate the experience. experiment with the the two people in the same room and the level of resistance indeed i think nearly doubled in the experiment because it became harder for people to to sort of distance themselves and pull away one other thing about about distance fascinated me that law in switzerland barring refugees the official who crafted it who pushed for it and who indeed made paul gruninger pay for h

it found that men who take 1,000 milligrams of calcium supplementation a day are at a 20% increased riskium. now this is for two reason. one, men really shouldn't be taking a calcium supplement. >> i never hear stories about men taking calcium. >> most meant don't need. it they don't have the same bone risk as women. secondly, a lot of men who are on the supplements don't realize that they are because it's a part of their normal multivitamin. you know how the back of the bottle has 50 things, you might not know you're taking it. >> i noticed a difference between the male and female vitamins. the male don't have the calcium. for women, is there a risk to taking calcium supplements, or is this one of the good supplement to take? >> it seems that this is one of the good supplements for women. the study did not establish that link with heart disease risk in women. this is part of a growing body of research where we know that men and women react to drugs differently. they metabolize differently. they have different risks. >> but you're thinking we should take supplements? you're not here to s

but 50, 60, 70, 80 milligrams, a child exhausting a month's supply in 14 days, those are huge warning with it, it's a real crash and burn scenario. >> one doctor charles parker talking about prescribing the drug said he was pitching me very well. i was asking him specific questions. he was very good at telling me answers in a very specific way, making it sound like your son knew exactly what he was doing in trying to continue his use, because he was addicted. >> correct. that's correct. at the same time before we saw dr. parker, he was seeing a therapist. i actually sat down and talked to her and told her the issues and what was going on. you know, she was trying to work with us. but still the next month richard went back and they increased the dosage of the adderall. that's what we don't understand. >> the helplessness you felt as a family, as parents, i want you to bring you in at the end. you're a student. >> yes. >> is this something you hear a lot about at school? clearly your family has a cautionary tale. is this something you hear and see about? >> everyone is joking, exams com

men who take 1,000 milligrams per day are risk of heart disease 20%.on't have the same bone risk as women secondly men don't know they are because it's a part of their multivitamin. the back of the bottle has 50 things. you may not know you're taking it. >> i've noticed the difference between men and females, men don't have calcium but for women is this a good supplement to take? >> it's a good supplement to take for women. the study did not establish that link with heart disease risk in women. it's part of a growing body of research we know men and women react differently and they have different risks. >> you still think we should take supplements? you're not here to say, don't take them? >> no but it raises the question, why are we taking so much? there was a survey out 12,000 people were asked that question why do they take supplements? basically they said it was for an insurance policy to either maintain or improve their health. only a quarter of them take it on the advice of their doctor. i find that striking. in my practice when i prescribe a doc