david samadi. >> and dr. marc siegel, professor of medicine at nyu's medical center, also author of the inner pulse. good to see you both. >> good to see you. >> thank you. >> we start today with a new health alert about some of those breakfa breakfast cereals. new research suggesting they may be getting more than the recommended amount of vitamins they need. how is this even possible? >> well, these are major cereals out there. so forthfied food actually helped us tremendously. as kids, we were not getting the new tricia. they were big time diseases and you don't see them anymore because in the food we're adding all the nutrients and vitamins and minerals. the study that came out is telling us that the labels on a lot of the cereals may or may not be correct. now we're finding out that there's more vitamin a, zinc. and niacin. about 10 million children out there are getting too much vitamin a which can affect your liver. you're getting too much zinc and that can affect us with asorpgs of copper and other ele

samadi. good to see both of you. >> great to see you. >> hope you had a good week. >> yes. we want to start with something amazing. there is a stunning report on diabetes showing that 29 million people in the united states now suffer from the disease. that's up from 26 million in 2010. what's more, one in foyer people with diabetes don't even know they have it. first of all, what's causing this epidemic, i'd say? >> it's a real epidemic. we're losing the battle unfortunately. we're gaining about 1 million diabetic patients a year. now we have 29 million. but it's a silent killer. because you may have diabetes without even knowing it. it's the pre-diabetics that we're worried about. what does it mean? your sugar level is high, not high enough to be diabetic. the way to detect it is to look for the symptoms. it's important to know what they are. if you have frequent urination. you're constantly thirsty, you have blurry vision, you have a cut or a wound and it takes a long time for it to heal. you should see your doctor. what they should do is besides your blood sugar, they sh

david samadi chairman and professor of you're rollgy. good to see you doctors. >> happy sunday. >> we're going to begin this week with the increasing concerns about what many are describing as a serious public health crisis along the u.s./mexico border. tens of thousands of illegal immigrants entering the country without undergoing medical screening. talk more about this for me. >> health and human services is calling this is humanitarian crisis right now. i spoke to hhs and they said we have an unaccompanied alien children program. what that means is that children are coming into the united states illegally. and believe me, david and i are practicing physicians. and we have compassion for these children. if we took care of them, we wouldn't differentiate for one second. if children are not screened, they can bring diseases in and some of these diseases are things we usually vaccinate for like measles and chicken pox. there's been skab byes outbreaks. you get really itchy, it's highly contagious. there's more tuberculosis being found in

david samadi. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> we'll start with something that's caught a sound disease. it can strike people too quickly. that's pancreatic cancer. it claims the lives of about 30,000 americans each year. now there's a new type of treatment that just got the green light from the fda. dr. siegel, it's hard to detect and people don't know that you have it until sometimes it's too late. >> you've been asking us about this. first of all, 45,000 cases a year. 35,000 deaths gives you and idea what we're dealing with. "the five" year survival rate usually under 5%. very tough because it's deep in the body the pancreas. got blood vessels all around it. by the time you find it and usually by something called silent jaundice, somebody comes in looking yellow. it's hard to screen for it unless you're looking for it. >> is there any test. can you go to the doctor and say i want a pancreatic test. . >> not yet. previously we've talked about proteins in genetic testing that's in the works

david samadi chairman and professor of you're rollgy.. >> happy sunday. >> we're going to begin this week with the increasing concerns about what many are describing as a serious public health crisis along the u.s./mexico border. tens of

samadi you said why we have the fear of flying and you were going to address how we address that. >>psychiatrists will tell you, move on, don't worry. that is not the right way did deal with this. you have to find out exactly what is the cause of the fear. is it take off? the turbulence? the landing? what triggers this? maybe you had an accident when you were younger. there is turb cast, anial that gives you the turbulence while you are traveling. you will know what to expect. if you have that fact it will put you at ease. most of the fear is because of the "what if." what if something happens? what if something goes on. learning about the facts helps. when you travel to a place that and pleasant, you can put a picture of that on your laptop, look at the ocean in cancun, the sun, giving you a prize at end of the trip is great therapy. finally, stay away from coffee and alcohol. that can induce anxiety and dehydration if the plane. valium should be the last thing to touch if you want herbal, take st. wort's that will cam you down. valium has side effect. >> stay away from alcohol? wha

david samadi. >> and dr.c siegel, professor of medicine at nyu's medical center, also author of the inner pulse. good to see you both. >> good to see you. >> thank you. >> we start today with a new health alert about some of those breakfa

david samadi.od to see you. >> we'll start with something that's caught a sound disease. it can strike people too quickly. that's pancreatic

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david samadi. we heard that news and talked about it here.s unfortunate to the 19th degree. how common is this? >> number one, i want to make sure people don't avoid the beach. it's fairly safe and we want people to enjoy. but obviously if there's a thunderstorm out there and lightning, you want to make sure you get out of the beach. water a conductor. you can get massive shock if it hits you. that shock can hit your heart and all the chambers of the heart can go out of sync and you can have a cardiac arrest. it is the biggest shock you can get. get out of the water. >> not even wet sand; correct? >> exactly right because water is a great conductor. it can affect you. if you have a car, getting getting -- get into your car because that is connected to the land and can get rid of a lot of the lightning threat you have. go out there but use common sense. that's one of the reasons as a urologist i'm covering the beach and water stuff. >> people think run under a tree. that could be one of the worst places you could be. there was a story about a

siegel and samadi join us for sunday housecall at 12:30 p.m. eastern. now back to maria. >>> it turns out it was just a scratch. irs chief john coskani in this confirming to a house subcommittee that investigators found backup tapes of lois lerner's e-mails, despite earlier testimony that her hard drive was gone forever. now the inspector general's office is reviewing those tapes to see if there's anything on them linked to the targeting scandal. douglas eakin is with me. he was the chief economist at the council of economic advisers. and john hildenwrath, chief economics correspondent at the "wall street journal." good to see everybody. thank you so much for joining us. now the irs tapes were scratched, they were not destroyed forever. the obamacare part of this is also intriguing. let me start with you, doug. because knowing that the tax vouchers and the individual mandate of obamacare has to go through the irs is just extraordinary to me. i know this has been the case all along, but now that the irs is such a mess, it's really zeroing in on it. >> ye

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