seigel? >> yeah. i really like this.ing, about a year ago there was a study at nyu in mice that they lived longer. these people they studied were at decent weight. they are just cutting down their calories by 25%. they felt better, slept better, more active sex lives. i think it's because of what we talk about here, it's the sugar, the bread, the stuff that gives you inflammation in your body that makes you feel bad. >> look at how much better dr. seigel looks after losing about 10 pounds. >> he looks great. >> and how great it is. >> you always look great, dr. samadi. >> happy mother's day, everybody. >> happy mother's day. >> thanks, docs. that's it for us. >> "house call" sunday for great advice to keep us healthy. >> we're back at 4:00 eastern. >>> the gloves are off as hillary clinton and donald trump look past the conventions and towards november. what do the latest attacks mean and will they make a difference as both sides get ready for a long fight. >>> and mother nature's fury. tornadoes touch down out west and

seigel.ruck me as an incredibly small and short study that reached this conclusion, using a deodorant is bad for you. >> it's only 17 people and it's out of north carolina. it's very short. the only thing i would say about it because we like to learn a little from each segment. i would say this, it's a reminder that under your arm are living bacteria. and the bacteria that are supposed to be there are called corny bacteria. they did find people that stopped deodorant and antiperspirant grow more staph. that's that super bug we talked about earlier in the week. can you grow more staph if you stop it. i think you should continue what you do regularly. the people around you will appreciate it. if you don't precipitously stop using deodorant. >> wash and use soap. >> use antibacterial soap. that helps. >> i'm also glad dr. seigel uses a deodorant. >> so does dr. samadi. >> last week i asked if using a self-tanning cream is safe. i've been using it for a long time. >> i've been using it for years,

michael seigel is here. good morning. >> good morning jackie and patricia.uma center. did you know that 45,000 car crashes and over a third have alcohol in their system. some come to this hospital. i am joined by earnest patty senior attending at saint barnabas. what happens if you are in a crash? >> we worry about the severity of your injuries, did you get injured where you are bleeding. >> turn cuts are reserved for bleeding by medical professionals. >> you might take your shirt off and wrap it around there? >> sure. i would say that's a possibility. >> what if you feel a pain in a limb? >> you should bear wait on it. what helps is using a book, magazines, a board in the car, anything solid you can wrap around it or apply a scarf or a piece of cloth. >> what if something is sticking out of you like a piece of glass if you get impaled on something? >> i would never attempt to remove the item. many times the first responders will bring you to the hospital with that item in your body so it can be removed in a controlled or setting where a risk of bleeding or

>> joining us live from the skyline hotel in new york city, medical a team doctor mark seigel. >> ita little early. the key is swim safety. not a lot of people understand that. number one cause of accidental death among children, drowning. we are talking safety from jim spears the founder of slim jim. he is also the president of the water safety foundation. it is three s's. the first is safe water. tell us about that. >> it has three concepts a free idea where access can happen in water on and around the water. the first one is safer water. put fences around your pool that are at least 4 feet high. >> you told about someone drowning in a pool that didn't have that pens. >> we had two clients they slip zipped themselves into taent. they rolled into the pool in a tent and they couldn't get out and they died. >> the cdc is focusing on keeping the water clean. 80 percent of the water in public pools is filthy. we have to check ph, bromide. can someone come to a pool with a strip and say it is safe to swim? >> it doesn't mean you are going to know exactly how clean it is you are checking

seigel? >> well, all i want to say is i'm very conscious of the body image.ere's no free lunch out there. there's something called a mommy makeover where you have a breast augmentation and a tummy tuck and it can help a woman's self-image after having a baby. i don't rule it in and out, but as an internist i worry about the risk of bleeding, infections, scarring. that's usually a small percentage of risk but that's my role in life, to say, look, this can happen. it's getting easier and easier to do these things but you should ask yourself, is this really what you want? what's involved? what's your self-image? >> i think the world is changing. you know, i have a different take about this. this is not being a surgeon, but i think if you've gone through pregnancy and there is certain fat in your body you just can't get rid of, no matter how much exercise and diet, and that's where plastic surgery plays a huge role. i think plastic surgery when chosen carefully, done by an experienced surgeon, is absolutely the way to go. today we have great, excellent breast imp

mark seigel has more. >> if you turn yourself while you are barbecuing how do you know what to do? to go to the emergency room to get taken care of? find out after the break. "fox & friends first" will be right back. >> image this. you and your family enjoying a barbecue. now you can appreciate that. you think that's crazy, you think 17,000 people ended up in the emergency room because of drill injuries. >> hi, doctor. >> good morning, heather, good morning, abby, if you've taken the cover off your grill for the first time, if god forbid a fire occurs and you get burned, what should you do about it? how do you know if you should take care of yourself about that? i'm here with a doctor. how do i know if i can take care of it myself? >> the best way to do is to show on you. >> you are going to show me first what i can do right away on the premises whether i have to go to the emple r. or not. >> we've all been burned. i should show you the burns that should be followed to make sure there isn't anything to be seriously worried about. >> i'm the patient. i burn my arm. >> let's say you