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samadi, should i do yoga? start working the traditional exercises called yoga. not only is it great for muscles and weight loss, but it's also great for the entire system. it basically rejuvenates, revives your inner peace which is what this is about. part of the meditation is extremely important. look at this stretch. from your muscles and your bones, especially with posture. we're sitting behind the computer for a long time. it helps you with that. it helps with blood pressure. can lower blood pressure. lower the cortisone level and stress level. you'll be able to sleep better. overall i'm a huge fan of this. for a nontraditional surgeon to endorse yoga, you have to give me credit. >> what about dr. siegel who think, i'm too out of shape, too overweight. i'll break something if i do yoga. not true, is it? >> absolutely the people who should be using it. dr. samadi uses it for stress reduction. it lowers heart rate. those are big killers we talked about earlier in the show. it decreases stress. it helps with

samadi, is this true? >> well, you don't need a doctor to tell you this because there are a lot of side effects about the sleeping pills. the university of washington looked at about 400,000 records of patients who take these medications. we're talking about sleeping pills such as ambien, restoril, trazadone, all sedatives. i like them in a case where there's a crisis. let's say there's a real crisis in your family. you absolutely can't sleep. for a week or two i think it's good to use them to get through and get rid of them, but when you take a lot of these medications, they have a long effect. it's addictive, and it's not good for you, and i certainly, if you can stay away from it you should. a lot of times we talked about other sleeping pills. we've talked about ginger, valerian, chamomile, magnesium. did you know taking a little magnesium before you go to bed, your banana is better than this. >> my banana and milk. >> exactly. >> not the milk, banana only. >> grapes, cherries and more importantly i wan

samadi? >> well, the short answerwell, unfortunately she's stuck with this disease because it's a chronic disease. as we mentioned, about 700,000 americans are stuck with this disease. you have to say it's part of the inflammatory bowel disease. you've heard of ulcerative colitis. it's mostly colon. what we see with crone's disease is that the entire layer of the gch g.i. tract is infected. they have times when it flares up and they're miserable and then they go into mission. there are doctors who make sure that the number of remissions is prolong and the occurrences grow less and less. make sure you see your g.i. doctor all the time and get your regular colonoscopies. unfortunately this is a chronic disease. we can control it and she can have a good life but she has to pay attention to what foods irritate her and be very careful with this. >> she asks should she worry. david answered this. she should be vigilant. i want to explain what this is. inflammatory bowel disease including crone's ha

david samadi. chief of robotics surgery.o see you both. >> you've always had some type of viral infection. remember what you had? the measles or the mumps or whatever else? now the new blood test may allow doctors to trace the

david samadi. chief of robotics surgery. good to see you both. >> you've always had some type of viral infection. remember what you had? the measles or the mumps or whatever else? now the new blood test may allow doctors to trace the exact viruses we've been exposed to. are they going to find out everything about me? >> not everything. i want to start by what is a virus. is virus is a tiny packet of genetic material. once it's in the body, we can't see it until it makes you sick but there's something called a sub clinical infection where you're not sick and you may have been exposed to it but i need to know if you've seen the virus before because those viruses can lead to auto immune diseases and cancer and all kinds of problems. i look at it this way. it's like a crime scene. you want to know who the perpetrator is and you follow the suspect. these days we check dna at the crime scene. we don't have to do all that investigation now. we figure out from the dna who all the possible suspects are and then we line it up. that's

david samadi professor at lenoxville hospital and chief of robotics surgery. you. >> you have always had some type of viral infection. remember what you had? the meez les or mumps of whatever else we used to get? a new blood test can

david samadi professor at lenoxville hospital and chief of robotics surgery.ood to see you. >> you have always had some type of viral infection. remember what you had? the meez les or mumps of whatever else we used to get? a new blood test can allow doctors to trace the viruses that we have been exposed to. dr. siegel, they are going to find out everything about me and know what i have got. >> not everything but find out what you are infected. a virus is a tiny packet of genetic material. rna or dna. genetic material. what's it is in the body we can't see it until it makes you sick. there is a sub clinical infection where you are not yet sick. you may have been exposed to it and may never be sick but i need to know whether you have seen a virus before, because those viruses hidden in your body can lead to auto immune diseases, cancer, all kinds of problems. i look at it this way -- it's like a crime scene. if you were at a crime scene you want to know who the perpetrator is, you follow the suspect, right? these days we check dna at the crime scene. so we don't

david samadi chairman and professor of urology at lennox hill hospital and dr.ssor of medicine at langone medical center and also the author of "unlocking the code of sickness and health." >> good to see you. >> thank you for coming in. >> we've been talking about maryland governor larry hogan, his diagnosis, set to begin claim therapy, the governor

david samadi professor of urology and lexon hill hospital and chief of robotic surgery. see both of you. >> and happy father's day. >> good to see you. >> thank you. >> father's day to everybody out there. it happens to coincide with men's health month. this is a time f

samadi, says on instagram, americans consume nearly 130 pounds of added sugar every year in sugar andtose corn syrup. big soda. weight loss tip, watch the soda. sandra: easy way to add calories to your diet, right? all righty then. turning to sports the golden state warriors held off lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers in overtime victory in game one of the nba finals. stephen curry had 26 points and 8:00 assists. the final score was 108-100. kyrie irving limped to the locker room after aggravating his left knee in overtime. >>> in the french open, serena williams stands one match away from winning 20th grand slam title. >> usa. usa. sandra: she continues to dominate. the flu made it hard to, sorry made it to beat lizinski in the semifinancials. she will take on saparova in the final. >>> new york mets beat arizona diamond backs 6-2. matt harvey stop ad three--game losing streak. >>> coming up we'll continue to watch all the breaking news coming out of the europe. it is affecting your money today. what is going to happen? will there be a deal or will there not be? the country's p

siegel and samadi join us as always. two hours from now "sunday housecall" at 12:30. for now, i'm eric shawn. back to "sunday morning futures" and maria. >>> thank you, eric. new fallout after hillary clinton called out republican governors, singling out those running for president, over states' voting rights. now the gop white house hopefuls are blasting back accusing her of intentionally misleading voters. this amid a new revelation in the hillary clinton e-mail scandal as fox news learns the feds raised concerns about the former secretary of state's recordkeeping years earlier. want to bring in our panel. ed rollins, former principle white house adviser to president reagan. judith miller is adjunct fellow at the manhattan institute. and don is with us today founder, chairman, and ce of of the pevils corporation. good to see everybody. thank you so much for joining us. let's talk about hillary and her criticism of votersing rights in elections. does she have a point? >> no she doesn't have a point. everybody who's 18 is eligible to vote. we don't have the discrimina

david samadi is the chair of urology and a member of the fox news medical team.kids are so dependent on sugary and sugary juices they are not drinking enough water. >> not only is it damaging but to the entire health. they're seeing the effect of dehydration of brain and learning skills. which is something you don't think about. when it comes it dehydration, what comes to mind as a urologist we think of kidney stones. this is the time of year heat and humidity is up. we see a lot of kidney stones. in this case it affects their colon, heart rate will go up. these statistics are concerning. 50% of teenager. boys are even worse because that 75% of them. girls are doing a better job. medicine is recommending somewhere between eight to ten glasses of water a day. that could be from fruits and vegetables or drinking water. that's really important for parents to think about today. >> this isn't just kids. you have to start young. a few weeks ago i was feeling dizzy and faint and light headed and i was dehydrated. >> you don't pay attention when you're busy you haven't d

david samadi of the fox news medical a-team we're glad to see you as always.fatal and non-faital cases this year. 31 people died from these sand caves. >> i believe it. >> and the average age is somewhere around 10 years old, 3 to 21-year-olds. parents, watch kids. before you know it the sand can collapse on them. you may not even be able to find your child because there's no trace of it once it collapses. and the big message is really not to make any hole deeper than the knee level that goes for adults, for kids. >> it seems like adults would know that, would know better. but parents, tell your kids don't doing in something like that. >> when patients come to the emergency room like this, if they make it that far, the first thing we do is make sure their vitals is stable because the compression of the sand pressure on the heart and the lungs and sometimes inhalation of the sands are absolutely important. so getting the airway the circulation and stabilize them is the way to go. this guy is very lucky. >> as a kid i was terrified of quick sand. that 'twas goin