nicole saphier. doctor, what do you think? >> good morning being.a pill or a cream, but it may just be in what you eat. the reality is what and when you eat certainly has an effect on your body. up until now most of the studies on fasting have been in animals, and they have widely shown when you do fasting, some sort of fasting, intermittent or other, it can decrease your risk of chronic illness. when that's from fasting alone or just lowering your weight, we still kind of don't know -- rachel: you're giving your organs a rest. >> absolutely. and that's part of the defox process. usc did a small study in about 100 people, 50% in control, 50% people in this where hay did a 5-day fasting. it wasn't like you can't eat anything. they're having the healthy fats, good fats, fish, avocado, peanut butter, other things, and they were also taking vitamins so they were still getting sustenance, but they were putting their body in a state of fasting. what they say was -- can saw was all the again fits of rescuing weightings body -- reducing your weight, decreas

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nicole saphier and great to have you.was just gut wrenching. what does little bits of information that we have and abdominal surgery they found something that indicated cancer after the fact and what do all these hints tell you about what could actually be happening? if you had to make your best guess? >> sure, rachel, kate is a 42-year-old mom of three. 42 years old is obviously young to have cancer, but the reality is women ages 40-49, about one in 70 will be diagnosed with cancer. most common being breast, lung, and colon. this is also the age where we also start seeing some gynocolumbia jim jordan-type surgery. she had a planned major abdominal surgery and requiring her to be in the hospital in early january. it s it possible to be an abdominal hysterectomy and found cancer on an ovary? that's possible. is it possible she suffered from some sort of bowel disease like ulcerative colitis or crohns and going into surgery they didn't believe there was canser and whatever they removed, it was only then upon surgical pathol

nicole saphier, wrote a book coming out next month, and i was honored to be a part of the book.olivia munn, it was reported yesterday, finally got to a place in her journey she was willing to share her story, dr. saphier. what was really interesting to this is the testing for the brca gene. is it possible to test negative for the genetic change that usually indicates cancer and then get cancer? i know so many women who are talking about this. >> well, absolutely, sandra. and so first of all, testing for brca 1 and brca 2 gene does not mean you never get breast cancer. most women will teach negative for the genetic mutation. less than a third of breast cancers are due to genetic mutations. being a woman and getting older are big factors, one in eight women will get it. one of the messages, she talked about how she had a negative mammogram, a normal mammogram and a couple months later had a conversation with her doctor, her obgyn about her individualized risk. she tested negative for the genes but does not mean she is low risk for breast cancer. based on how she answered certain q

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nicole saphier. so that's an interesting study.ality. >> well, that's right. you have new research which, honestly, it's just adding to, you know, years of research that when it comes to sleep, it's all about the quality. not necessarily the quantity. yes, for adults we do recommend 7-9 hours of sleep. kids need more. but when it comes to adults, you really have to focus on what's the quality of your sleep. and good quality sleep means that you fall asleep pretty fast and you stay asleep. you don't have those frequent awakenings. that's more important than how much time you actually spend in bed. how do we do that? well, daylight save isings, when you spring forward, that's a little tricky. but i have some tips for people on what you should do to try and get that good quality of sleep. you have to have that consistent sleep schedule. and if that doesn't mean monday through friday you get up early, you go to bed early, it means monday through sunday. when you stay out late on the weekends and end up late, that's giving you social je

fox news contributor doctor nicole saphier says preventative chemo is very common. >> it is absolutelyn, please it in breast cancer and ovarian cancer, colon cancer's as well especially with the type of cancer that is high propensity to spread or back in the future so to decrease risk, you can never get the risk to zero, we unfortunately after cancer diagnosis, never goes back to zero but you do everything you can to reduce the risk. >> king charles is proud of catherine for her courage in speaking and remained contact with his beloved daughter-in-law throughout the past few weeks. megan and harry sending regards saying wish health and healing for kate and the family and hope they are able to do so readily and in peace. the princess of wales says she needs time to recover and spend time with her family. >> thank you for that. celebrities are rushing to apologize for joking about the follow-up princess kate and her family that many call photoshop fail. blake lively posting on her instagram voice, i made a silly post around the photoshop sales frenzy and the post has me mortified today,

i am doctor nicole saphier along with anita vogel, tom shillue and welcome to the big show. big story tonight, between former president trump and president biden takes off. >> they want safety, they want security and that's what i provide. >> i'm joe biden, jill biden's husband mark meredith in atlantic where biden wrapped up, how is it going? >> the sun is setting, packing up the stage so will get dinner noon so we are happy about that. talk about the campaign piercing presidents biden and trump any time money, resources in georgia because whoever wins the state come november may end up in the white house the next four years. the biden stop in atlanta today the same day rolling out a new atlas spending 30 million over the next six weeks and in the new at released, he pokes fun at the age issue where is simply not going away. >> one more take. >> i'm very young, energetic and handsome. >> the president poking fun of his age and heal step up traveling going to the midwest next week but while he was here in atlanta, a lot to say about his predecessor mother to message of the s

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nicole saphier will be joining us live to discuss.s." ♪ >> harris: could aaron rod gers be the next vice president? r.f.k. jr. says the quarterback is on the short list for vp, he is also considering jesse venturea. trace gallagher asked r.f.k. jr., why aaron rodgers. >> i really like aaron because our appeal is to young people, trying to make sure young people are just joining the political process. aaron rodgers is time tested, aware of healt and that is one of the key parts of my agenda. >> harris: hours before that, widely reported that aaron rodgers and cnn reporter pamela brown had a conversation years ago when he was a star football player for the green bay packers and conspiracy theories around sandy hook. he felt it was actors. he felt parents and children were actors. i wonder what calculation r.f.k. jr. makes of that or if it is just rumor? >> michele: i don't know why pamela brown would lie. it is hearsay, she is saying what he said. he has not had a chance to respond. if aaron held that belief, i would be disappointed. i

. >> hello everyone i am anita vogel along with guy benson, doctor nicole saphier and tom shillue, welcometo "the big weekend show". president biden's uncommitted contenders sent to gain steam this week in washington state voters are expected to send biden a message about his handling of israel's war with hamas in tuesday's primary, the uncommitted efforts after primary races in michigan and minnesota already sent a warning to the biden camp, on tuesday former president trump is expected to get enough delegates to officially clench the republican nomination after gaining a handful of delegates in the caucus in american samoa yesterday. fox news correspondent lucas tomlinson is live at the white house tonight with more. hello lucas. >> michigan over 100,000 people voted for uncommitted and on super tuesday minnesota nearly 20% of people voted that way, here is congressman adam schiff who wrapped up the democratic nomination in southern california on his support for president biden with his handling of israel's war over hamas. what the right policy how do i bring this conflict to an end in a

nicole saphier. good morning to you.d morning. >> ainsley: this is exactly what do you for a living. what do we need to know. most women get our mammograms. have our sonogram every year. this is pretty scary for us. >> well, ainsley, like most things in life breast cancer and breast cancer risk are not one-size-fits-all. i love the message that olivia munn is giving. at the age of 42, she had a regular mammogram. she tested negative for all the common cancer causing geensz like brca 1 and brca 2. after a conversation with her ob/gyn who knows her best family questions about family history. other ob/gyn determined she was higher risk for breast cancer. she ordered mri for her. it's the most sensitive technologying we have to detect breast cancer early. on the mri she not only had breast cancer in one breast but she had breast cancer in both breasts. this happens less than 1% of the time but it can happen. the type she had had was luminal b. more aggressive. gene expression means it's growing faster. she had bilateral mast

you our own nicole saphier one of the top radiologists?mammograms. ultrasound in the 40 to 50 decade. >> carley: are these things patients should be asking for or typical when you go to the doctor they say now is the time do it? >> doctors should know it. >> carley: they look at your chart and age and say let's do it nownkts patients should be their own advocate. other things. personalized medicine means i have got to know your genetic background did. your father or mother have something very young. i may send you for genetic testing. bowel squeeze, colon cancer. start 45 but earlier if they have genetic thing. ovarian cancer if had you brca gene i might screen you or ovarian cancer younger. hard to screen for that there is a blood test can i do and do ultrasound. >> carley: the way that she phrase her cancer diagnosis in the video that she released she said she found it had been present and did a round of preventative chemotherapy. that sounds like a pretty positive diagnosis or should i be reading this a different way. >> that's how i'm

. >> dr nicole saphier thank you very much for all the great points that you make. this is something that every family faces at one time or another and now they are facing it with two members of their family, and charles also has cancer. we don't know what kind, he is battling and now catherine the princess of wales has announced she is also diagnosed or has surgery to remove something that they thought was noncancerous which what we on -- we originally understood and apparent when she originally understood as well and has now dealt with a pathology report as some kind has shown that she has cancer and trying to prevent that cancer from spreading is the best assessment that we have right now. dr saphier thank you so much. always good to have you with us. >>> joining me now is uk and media correspondent and royal reporter neil sean who has covered the royal family for more than 20 years. thank you tu, we covered the wedding of catherine and william you joined our coverage for that and for pretty much every other royal event since then and probably before that it now

nicole saphier is on the film with us now. doc you are a board-certified, this is in your area of expertise, as a radiologist, what do you make of what we have heard for the princess of wales? >> obviously this diagnosis is a devastating diagnosis we don't want to speculate too much but undergoing an operation in early september they decided what i had been on was not cancerous it's usually common it's gynecological maybe she had her uterus or over is removed may be a benign tumor on the ovary but then they found out it was cancerous and now they are recommending her undergo what she is calling preventative chemotherapy. the most likely thing in my eyes at this time is some sort of gynecological cancer, ovarian, but also there is a rise in types of cancer in young women so all we can do our thoughts and prayers for kate middleton. i am sure we will get more information as time goes on but often times they will go back in and perhaps create more of the lining of the abdominal cavity to make sure that if any of the cancer cells

nicole team. re marc siegel. dr. saphier first, obviouslygo o our prayers go out to her.he's only 42 years old. utheshe's got three young child. then, of course, prince williams ,his also his dad has cancerer d and then h he's estranged from his brother and sister in law. and then he's got three kidsout to worry about. not a great time in his life or anybody's lifenot a grea here.here and obviously, we're praying for her and everybod ay. >> that's right, sean, very upsetting news from princess katherine today. she divulged her cancer diagnosis with the world. we can only go on based of the e timeline and the information that we have been givetionn. she has not told us the exac ct type of cancer she had. she's keeping that private. e s keg thatbut what we do know, is that at the beginning of january, princess katherine underwent an abdominal abdominal surgery for what? abdominal hey believed to be a non-cancerous condition. the surgical pathology showed that there was canceber, whatever was removed. and after the princess recovered from that abdominal surgery, she began ch