david treen, holly's bariatric surgeon. a preacher of the barat ric sleeves gospel. what kind of weight do you expect people to lose within the first three months? >> it varies depending on what their weight is to start with but it's not unusual for us to see a patient lose 100 pounds in six months with this. >> reporter: what also goes when the stomach is removed is a hormone that stimulates the appetite. >> we remove this part of the stomach. most of our patients tell us after surgery they're not hungry ever. >> reporter: he advocates this surgery over traditional bariatric surgeries like lap band and gastric bypass because it's less complicated. it can be done on an outpatient basis and is more affordable. a couple of years ago it cost $30,000. now just around $12,000. a lot of this is about the money, right? >> well, for the patients, it's a much more affordable option. many of the patients that we see do not have insurance coverage for bariatric surgery but they desperately need it and desperately want it. >> reporter: treen won't perform this operation on the s

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reporter: in the study women using one type of hormone therapy a combination of estrogen and pro jess treend to be at a -- progestin were found to be at a higher risk of stroke and cancer. a doctor from stanford is part of the team crunching numbers. she explains why the combination of estrogen and progestin is a dangerous mix. the hormones stimulate breast tissue making it more dense. >> mammography is not as sensitive and able to pick up the tumor not the tumor essentially is larger and therefore, it's also more likely to have gone to lymph nodes and moved out into the body before you detect it. >> reporter: she says for women with severe symptoms it's all the more reason to tape as low of dose as possible for -- take as low of dose as possible for as short of time as possible. >> women should realize that menopausal hormones are strictly for a short term period. >> reporter: keep in mind when you stop taking hormones your breast tissue stays dense about 18 months and during that time it will be harder to spot a tumor with a mammogram. the good news shortly thereafter your risk goes back

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that would add two trillion dollars to the national debt over the next 10 years -- $2 treen to the national debt over the next 10 years. mr. flores is the one being fiscally irresponsible by posing easy answers to complex, important fiscal matters. >> mr. flores, you have 30 seconds to ask another question of mr. edwards. >> mr. edwards, you voted for the stimulus bill. in the stimulus bill, we had a much like a dollar billion for a railroad for nevada and $54 million for the napa valley red river. we also had millions of dollars to pay for aig executives. did you read the stimulus bill? >> yes, i did. the chamber of commerce asked me to vote for the stimulus bill. did i support everything in it? no i did not. the chamber said our country was in a freefall in the private sector needed a jump-start. let me remind you what mr. flores would have voted no on. of americans. 3000 jobs saved or created here in our district according to local economists. a $700 tax credit for 92,000 college students at the eight colleges and universities in our district. was the stimulus bill everything i wanted it

we are talking about $1.50 treen deficits. talking about a health care bill that would destroy our health-care system. i say -- i have a hard time seeing how senator feingold says that is a bipartisan effort. >> our next question is directed first to mr. johnson. >> mr. johnson, the tea party movement may have a big impact on a lot of races across the country this year. it is a conservative group that claims not to be about party labels, they hate deficits, they hate higher taxes, they are strongly pro-kind -- second amendment rights, they say they support citizen access to public office, and they are strongly against government intrusion in our lives. i want to know where both of you stand on this key issues that are part of the tea party movement. >> i sprung out of the tea party movement. the first political thing i ever did was give a speech in oshkosh in 2009. they ask me as a business person to speak about effective government regulation of business. i gave a speech in told the story about my daughter and the attending d

that would add two trillion dollars to the national debt over the next 10 years -- $2 treen to the national debt over the next 10 years. mr. flores is the one being fiscally irresponsible by posing easy answers to complex, important fiscal matters. >> mr. flores, you have 30 seconds to ask another question of mr. edwards. >> mr. edwards, you voted for the stimulus bill. in the stimulus bill, we had a much like a dollar billion for a railroad for nevada and $54 million for the napa valley red river. we also had millions of dollars to pay f aig executives. did you read the stimulus bill? >> yes, i did. the chamber of commerce asked me to vote for thetimulus bill. did i support everything in it? no i did not. the chamber said our country was in a freefall in the private sector needed a jump-start. let me remind you what mr. flores would have voted no on. of americans. 3000 jobs saved or created here in our district according to local economists. a $700 tax credit for 92,000 college students at the eight colleges and universities in our district. was the stimulus bill everything i wanted it to

we are talking about $1.50 treen deficits.ing about a health care bill that would destroy our health-care system. i say -- i have a hard time seeing how sator feingold says that is a bipartisan effort. >> our next question is directed first to mr. johnson. >> mr. johnson, the tea party movement may have a big impact on a lot of races acro the country this year. it is a conservative group that claims not to be about party labels, they hate deficits, they hate higher taxes, they are strongly pro-kind -- second amendment rights, they say they support citizen access to public office, and they are strongly against government intrusion in r lives. i want to know where both of you stand on this key issues that are part of the tea party movement. >> i sprung out of the tea party movent. the first political thing i ever did was give a speech in oshkosh in 2009. they ask me as a business person to speak about effective government regulation of business. i gave a speech in told the story about my daughter and the attending doctors. what

we are talking about $1.50 treen deficits. we're talking about a health care bill that would destroy our health-care system. i say -- i have a hard time seeing how senator feingold says that is a bipartisan effort. >> our next question is directed first to mr. johnson. >> mr. johnson, the tea party movement may have a big impact on a lot of races across the country this year. it is a conservative group that claims not to be about party labels, they hate deficits, they hate higher taxes, they are strongly pro-kind -- second amendment rights, they say they support citizen access to public office, and they are strongly against government intrusion in our lives. i want to know where both of you stand on this key issues that are part of the tea party movement. >> i sprung out of the tea party movement. the first political thing i ever did was give a speech in oshkosh in 2009. they ask me as a business person to speak about effective government regulation of business. i gave a speech in told the story about my daughter and the atten