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treatment for obesity or diabetes, not as a way to skip the gym. let s find out what dr. manny alvarez, fox news medical a-team, thinks about all of this. dr. manny, i know it s designed for diabetes and to fight obesity, but ultimately, down the road does it mean we could skip the gym? it could, it could, but listen, this hormone mimics exercise. and this is the whole basis of this study. iricin is the name of the hormone, it was discovered by a group of scientists over at harvard, published in the journal of nature. this is a huge study because, basically, what it s telling you that there is a hormone that is produced by muscle, and it turns the fat into energy. and, basically, it helps you to burn those calories. and it really has a lot to do with finding new ways now to look at how fat is stored, how we can use, perhaps, the enhancement of this hormone and use it as a potential treatment for diabetes, even cancer
tappingeled in the power lines. luckily, in this story, no one was hurt but certainly, some scary moments. rick: the heart is ticking and tkr-t is in. could changing your religion be harmful to your health? according to a brand new study, the answer is yes, researchers taking a look at what happens when a person either loses his faith or switches from one group to another, and they found that health declined dramatically in some cases. dr. marc siegl is with fox news medical a team and joins us. dock, thank you very much for being here. there are studies about this that showed the more religious you are, typically the healthier you are. what is the difference here with this study? first of all i believe ph medical miracles and i ve seen them in my practice and have a book coming out on them in a few months, i believe in them but i don t think the phenomenon that goes on in churches and synagogues is really medical miracles, i think the